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What Law explain why it is unsafe to seat in front of a moving car without wearing your seatbelt Select one: a. second law b. third law c. zeroth law d. first law

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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What Law explain why it is unsafe to seat in front of a moving car without wearing your seatbelt

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a. second law

b. third law

c. zeroth law

d. first law

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