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If you push a 900N refrigerator with the same force as you lift a 40N dumbbell, the dumbbell will move faster. Which of Newton's laws is this an example of and how do you know?
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ok hold on man
i think its the law of gravitational pull and because the dumbbell is lighter so it can move faster than the refrigerator they both have two different masses so yeah i think it is the law of gravity from newton
and i know this bc i studied this before and i remembered it so yeah the law of gravity from newton
but what about momentum
momentum is when the quantity of a body is moving
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the body is gaining or the impetus is gaining by a moving object
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