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Chemistry, 07.09.2021 08:20, nakarelinp0p303
Before the rise of modern science, some people
thought that an object traveling through the air
(a thrown ball, for example) continues moving
because the air behind it pushes it along. Based
on what you know about inertia, explain why
this idea is incorrect
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