g) All Shakespearean Romances must come to a tragic end and Romeo, unable tostop falls into The Moat and is eaten by the alligators. Which of Newton's Laws ismost responsible for Romeo's demise?The First LawThe Second LawThe Third LawThe Law of Universal Gravitation Juliet has been captured by Thugs and is being held in a castle surrounded by a 75.0m wide moat filled with alligators. She is in a room with a balcony(of course!) that is8.0 m above the ground. On a moonlit night, Romeo throws a love note tied to a rockacross and up to her. The rock has a velocity of 27.0 m/s at an angle of 38.0 degreesabove the horizontal.

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g) All Shakespearean Romances must come to a tragic end and Romeo, unable to stop falls into The Moat and is eaten by the alligators. Which of Newton's Laws is most responsible for Romeo's demise? The First Law ) The Second Law The Third Law ) The Law of Universal Gravitation

g) All Shakespearean Romances must come to a tragic end and Romeo, unable to stop falls into The Moat and is eaten by the alligators. Which of Newton's Laws is most responsible for Romeo's demise? The First Law ) The Second Law The Third Law ) The Law of Universal Gravitation

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g) All Shakespearean Romances must come to a tragic end and Romeo, unable to
stop falls into The Moat and is eaten by the alligators. Which of Newton's Laws is
most responsible for Romeo's demise?
The First Law
The Second Law
The Third Law
The Law of Universal Gravitation

Juliet has been captured by Thugs and is being held in a castle surrounded by a 75.0
m wide moat filled with alligators. She is in a room with a balcony(of course!) that is
8.0 m above the ground. On a moonlit night, Romeo throws a love note tied to a rock
across and up to her. The rock has a velocity of 27.0 m/s at an angle of 38.0 degrees
above the horizontal.

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