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Physics, 06.05.2020 04:10, khameleonjr10

Which statement about forces is true?
O A. Forces are defined by strength but not direction.
O B. Forces are defined by direction but not strength.
C. Forces are defined by both strength and direction.
• D. Forces act only on objects that are in contact.

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Which statement about forces is true?
O A. Forces are defined by strength but not direction.

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