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Complete each statement
25 A
different directions
is a push or a pull on an object. It can have different magnitudes and can be in
26 All of the fundamental forces either attract or repel except for
which only attracts
27 Gravitational field strength on Earth's surface
as altitude decreases and latitude
increases
28 Only Newton's
law can be applied to understand interactions and forces between two
or more objects
29 In Newton's third law of motion, the reaction force always acts in the
of the action force
direction
30 The magnitude of the force of static friction is never
the force of kinctic friction
than the maximum magnitude of

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