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The arrow in the photo represents a force. Which force is equal but opposite to the one shown? A. The force of air resistance that acts on the ball B. The force that the elephan…

The arrow in the photo represents a force. Which force is equal but opposite to the one shown? A. The force of air resistance that acts on the ball B. The force that the elephan…
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The arrow in the photo represents a force.

Which force is equal but opposite to the one shown?
A. The force of air resistance that acts on the ball
B. The force that the elephant applies to the ball
C. The force that the floor applies to the ball
D. The force of gravity that acts on the ball

The arrow in the photo represents a force. Which force is equal but opposite to the-example-1
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User Michael Ellick Ang
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

the force the elephant applies to the ball

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