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Which combinations of forces would best move a large, heavy box across a room? Choose the three statements that apply. A. Two people push on the box from the same side. B. Two p…

Which combinations of forces would best move a large, heavy box across a room? Choose the three statements that apply. A. Two people push on the box from the same side. B. Two p…
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Which combinations of forces would best move a large, heavy box across a room? Choose the three statements that apply.

A. Two people push on the box from the same side.

B. Two people pull on the box from the same side.

C. One person pushes on one side of the box, and one person pulls from the other side of the box.

D. One person pushes on one side of the box, and one person pulls from the same side of the box.



btw you can choose more than one answer:)

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User Tlingf
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Answer:

its A The answer would probably be A

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why

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User Danivicario
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The answer would probably be A two ppl push on the box from the same side
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