Chemistry, 25.01.2021 18:40 nbug2121

Newton's Second Law: Acceleration Your dog's wagging tail knocks over the cup of pencils sitting on your desk.
What kind of force is his tail?
1.an unbalanced force
2.an inert force
3.gravitational force
4.friction

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