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18 March, 00:25

If gravity is always pushing down on you, what prevents you from sinking down into the ground?

A.

The ground is pushing you but with a greater force.

B.

The ground is pushing you up with a lesser force.

C.

The ground is pushing you up with an equal force.

D.

Your downward force is hindered by the upward pull of gravity.

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