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Physics, 12.12.2019 19:31 pringleosmond

Which statement best explains why the penny does not move in the same direction as the card?

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a. there is an absence of friction between the penny and the card.
b. there is a little gravity between the card and the penny.
c. the card exerts too much force on the penny.
d. the penny has more inertia than the card.

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