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Applied force is a push or pull from a rope from a person/animal/etc that opposes an objects motion
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Applied force is a push or pull

from a rope

from a person/animal/etc

that opposes an objects motion

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Answer:

from a person/animal/etc

Step-by-step explanation:

you cant apply force from a rope or from the friction of an objects motion so the answer is B

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