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Ryan Vazquez

1 March, 19:43

According to Newton's first law of motion, what does it take to move an object at rest?

A) a change in gravity

B) a balanced force

C) an unbalanced force

D) a force equal to the force keeping the object at rest, but in the opposite direction

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