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4 years ago

1. third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

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djyliett [7]4 years ago

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Answer: 1. Third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force. TRUE

2. Second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity

FALSE

3. First law Acceleration is affected by mass

FALSE

Explanation: The arrangements of the Newton's law is wrong for Second and third options. Instead the Second law and first laws were misplaced. This is the correct order

Newton's First law: A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.

Newton's second law: Acceleration is affected by mass

Newton's third Law: Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

This is the correct order for the Newton's law of motion.

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