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40 POINTS Which of Newton's laws is demonstrated by the "tablecloth trick" ? A) first law B) second law C) third law
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Which of Newton's laws is demonstrated by the "tablecloth trick" ?
A) first law
B) second law
C) third law
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A) first law........
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Answer:
A) first law.............
Step-by-step explanation:
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