A fisherman is holding a fishing rod with a large fish hanging from the line. Identify the forces acting on the rod and their interaction partners. (please add a check to all the correct answers) **Check All That Apply**- [ ] **Force acting on the rod is the upward force on the line by the rod; its interaction partner is the downward force on the rod by the line.**- [ ] **Force acting on the rod is the downward force on the rod by the line; its interaction partner is the upward force on the line by the rod.**- [ ] **Force acting on the rod is the upward gravitational force on Earth by the rod; its interaction partner is the downward gravitational force on the rod by Earth.**- [ ] **Force acting on the rod is the downward gravitational force on the rod by Earth; its interaction partner is the upward gravitational force on Earth by the rod.**- [ ] **Force acting on the rod is the total upward force exerted by the fisherman on the rod. The rod in the same interaction exerts a total downward force on the fisherman’s two hands.**

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