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When your hand presses down on the fingernail clippers and clip your nails, what is the force of your hand on the clippers? A. the input force b. the output force c the gravitational force
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When your hand presses down on the fingernail clippers and clip your nails, what is the force of your hand on the clippers?

A. the input force
b. the output force
c the gravitational force

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I think it would be A
User Pau Coma Ramirez
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It is the input force because the clippers are commonly used as input devices.
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