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Which statement about forces is true? A. Forces are defined by strength but not direction. B. Forces are defined by direction but not strength. C. Forces are defined by both strength and direction. D. Forces act only on objects that are in contact.
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I am running this in my face right now, Taurus is defined as reduced strength and direction, because I need the strength to push or pull something and you also need the direction inside object.
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stupid autocorrect I am learning this right now
what grade are you in @werewolf
eighth grade
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