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22-09-2022
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the person is standing on ice with little to no friction. What will be the motion of the person applying the force to the object
? A begin to move to the right because that is the direction of the push
B no change in motion because the person is pushing the object
C begin to move to the left because the object pushes on the person
D begin to move to the right with the object

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