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How much more effort does it take to lift or push the two objects together compared to just one of the objects by itself?
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How much more effort does it take to lift or push the two objects together compared to just one of the objects by itself?

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it takes more effort to lift

Step-by-step explanation:

because your moving the object weights up. While pushing, you only have to over ride the friction of the object against the ground. Because the coefficient of friction between a box and the ground is usually less than 1.

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