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When you flick a card from beneath a coin that hardly moves, you're illustrating
 
  A) inertia.
  B) equilibrium.
  C) support force.
  D) friction.

Question 2

Which concept is being illustrated when a tablecloth is quickly yanked beneath dishes resting on a table?
 
  A) equilibrium
  B) friction
  C) support force
  D) inertia



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: D





 

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