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2. Galileo Galilee’s main contribution to force is that A. Forces push objects B. Force requires contact C. Force is not necessary for maintaining motion D. Forces pull things t…

2. Galileo Galilee’s main contribution to force is that A. Forces push objects B. Force requires contact C. Force is not necessary for maintaining motion D. Forces pull things t…
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Galileo Galilee’s main contribution to force is that

A. Forces push objects

B. Force requires contact

C. Force is not necessary for maintaining motion

D. Forces pull things to the ground

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C is the right answer
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User Alemjerus
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Answer:

c. Force is not necessary for maintaining motion

I believe this is the correct answer, hope this helps :)

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