Why will all of the books in this line of books fall over?

Check all that apply.

Each book is too close to the next book.

Each book pushes the next book.

Each book transfers energy to the next book.

Each book pulls the next book.

Each book does work on the next book.

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Jamie Henderson

Biology

9 November, 13:16

Why will all of the books in this line of books fall over?

Check all that apply.

Each book is too close to the next book.

Each book pushes the next book.

Each book transfers energy to the next book.

Each book pulls the next book.

Each book does work on the next book.

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Cordell Wilkerson · Answer 1

Cordell Wilkerson 9 November, 13:21

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B, C, E

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Jase Washington · Answer 2

Each book transfers energy to the next book.

Each book pushes the next book.

Each book does work on the next book.

Explanation:

Assuming this question is referring to the domino effect, each book acts upon the other in a chain reaction.

Why will all of the books in this line of books fall over?Check all that apply.Each book is too close to the next book.Each book pushes the next book.Each book transfers energy to the next book.Each book pulls the next book.Each book does work on the next book.

Why will all of the books in this line of books fall over?

Check all that apply.

Each book is too close to the next book.

Each book pushes the next book.

Each book transfers energy to the next book.

Each book pulls the next book.

Each book does work on the next book.