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Physics, 07.12.2021 05:20 Orlandon220

Observe and compare the forces acting on the turtle and the cat. a turtle and a cat on the ground looking at each other and not moving
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The forces are balanced on both animals because they are not moving.
The forces are unbalanced on both animals because they are not moving.
The forces are balanced on the turtle but unbalanced on the cat because it is heavier.
The forces are balanced on the cat but unbalanced on the turtle because the cat is larger.


Observe and compare the forces acting on the turtle and the cat.

a turtle and a cat on the ground

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