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A bottle sitting on a table has no forces at all acting upon it.
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A bottle sitting on a table has no forces at all acting upon it.

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Cool!

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I'm a bit confused on where the question is. Perhaps re-write it in the comments? I'd love to help but this seems more like an answer than a question xD

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