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18 August, 10:21

Shira is pushing a table toward Dominic with a force of 12 newtons (N). Dominic is pushing back on the table and the table is not moving. How much force is Dominic applying to prevent the table from moving? a. 6 newtons b. 12 newtons c. 18 newtons d. 24 newtons

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