North West East South When a skateboarder pushes the ground with his foot toward the west, the board will move to the as a result. Which of Newton's laws explains your answer? Write your response here:

North West East South When a skateboarder pushes the ground with his foot toward the west, the board will move to the as a result. Which of Newton's laws explains your answer? Write your response here:

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