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A swimmer pushes water backward with a force of 40N. Water pushes the swimmer with a force Select one: O a. Exactly 40N, backward O b. Exactly 40N, forward O c. Less than 40N, forward O d. ON

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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40N. Water pushes the swimmer with a force
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O a. Exactly 40N, backward
O b. Exactly 40N, forward
O c. Less than 40N, forward
O d. ON

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