Physics, 03.02.2021 18:50, noglapotato

A horse pulls a wagon that weighs 10 times more than the horse. The horse pulls with a force of 500N to move the wagon forward. How much force does the wagon exert on the horse? * a. More than 500N
b. It depends on the size of the horse
c. Less than 500N
d. 0N because a wagon cannot exert a force
e. 0N because the wagon is moving
f. 500N

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