Newton's Laws of MotionMultiple Choice5.Which of the following show action-reaction pairs?A)DragD)B)FHNwWeightFree Body DiagramMultiple Choice6.A 100-g box is on top of a table. How much normal force is exerted bythe table to the box?A) 100 gB) 0.1 kgC) 0.98 ND) -0.98 N7.QuizfrictionlessWhich is the correct FBD of the block in the right figure?くC)D) wA)B)

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Multiple Choice 5. Which of the following show action-reaction pairs? A) Drag D) B) Weight Free Body Diagram Multiple Choice A 100-g box is on top of a table. How much normal force is exerted by the table to the box? A) 100 g B) 0.1 kg C) 0.98 N D) -0.98 N 7. Quiz frictionless Which is the correct FBD of the block in the right figure? FA A) B) C) D)

Multiple Choice 5. Which of the following show action-reaction pairs? A) Drag D) B) Weight Free Body Diagram Multiple Choice A 100-g box is on top of a table. How much normal force is exerted by the table to the box? A) 100 g B) 0.1 kg C) 0.98 N D) -0.98 N 7. Quiz frictionless Which is the correct FBD of the block in the right figure? FA A) B) C) D)

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