Which of the following statements correctly compares the forces box A and B exert on one another? Choose 1 answer: B The force exerted on box A by box B is smaller, because box B is pulling only half the mass of the system. The force exerted on box B by box A is larger, because the force of box B on box A must be added to the applied force F to overcome the force of box A on box B. The force exerted by box A on box B is the same as the force exerted by box B on box A, because this is an action-reaction pair. The force exerted on box A by box B is smaller because there is only one force acting on box A accelerating it, while there are two forces acting on box B that can accelerate it.

Which of the following statements correctly compares the forces box A and B exert on one another? Choose 1 answer: B The force exerted on box A by box B is smaller, because box B is pulling only half the mass of the system. The force exerted on box B by box A is larger, because the force of box B on box A must be added to the applied force F to overcome the force of box A on box B. The force exerted by box A on box B is the same as the force exerted by box B on box A, because this is an action-reaction pair. The force exerted on box A by box B is smaller because there is only one force acting on box A accelerating it, while there are two forces acting on box B that can accelerate it.

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