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Which of these IS one aside Issac Newton’s Law of motion ? Law of Relativity Law of inertia Law of probability
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Which of these IS one aside Issac Newton’s Law of motion ?
Law of Relativity
Law of inertia
Law of probability
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The answer is the 2nd option
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Answer:
Law of Inertia
Step-by-step explanation:
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