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A grain of sand runs into the Earth at 5,000 m/s. How does the acceleration of the Earth during the collision compare to the acceleration of the grain of sand during the collisi…

A grain of sand runs into the Earth at 5,000 m/s. How does the acceleration of the Earth during the collision compare to the acceleration of the grain of sand during the collisi…
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A grain of sand runs into the Earth at 5,000 m/s. How does the acceleration of the Earth during the collision compare to the

acceleration of the grain of sand during the collision?
a. The same
b. It's greater
c.It's less

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User Dayong
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it would be a. the same
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User Trupanka
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The same

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