Physics, asked by erinereay, 1 month ago

With what force does Jack pull on the Earth? With what force does the Earth pull on Jack? Which of Newton's Laws might apply to this problem? How does this question differ from the previous question, if at all?

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Answered by adityapramodpunyapwa

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One answer is because gravity

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