In which two of the following cases the body can be taken for a point mass. The targeted body is in bold. Select one or more: a. The runner reaches the finish. b. The detail is processed on the lathe. c. The sportsman throws the disc to 55 m. d. The car is moving on the ship. The spacecraft flight is observed from Earth. The man jumps into his car. e. f. g. The plane is landing.

In which two of the following cases the body can be taken for a point mass. The targeted body is in bold. Select one or more: a. The runner reaches the finish. b. The detail is processed on the lathe. c. The sportsman throws the disc to 55 m. d. The car is moving on the ship. The spacecraft flight is observed from Earth. The man jumps into his car. e. f. g. The plane is landing.

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In which two of the following cases the body can be taken for a point mass. The
targeted body is in bold.
Select one or more:
a. The runner reaches the finish.
b. The detail is processed on the lathe.
c. The sportsman throws the disc to 55 m.
d. The car is moving on the ship.
e. The spacecraft flight is observed from Earth.
The man jumps into his car.
f.
g. The plane is landing.

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