In Figure 1, Student X is able to push a box forward using 50 pounds of force. In Figure 2, Students X and Y push on opposite sides of the same box. Student X still uses 50 pounds of force, but Student Y uses 100 pounds of force.
Figure 1
Figure 2
50 pounds
50 pounds
100 pounds
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Student x
Student X
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How will the box in Figure 2 move?
O A The box will move toward student
OB. The box will not move in either direction, .
Oc. The box will move slowly toward studenty
OD The box will move quickly toward studenty,

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