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An astronaut on the moon pushes with her left hand on a small rock and with her right hand on a large rock. each hand pushes with a force of 15 n. the small rock has mass 2 kg and the large rock has mass 8 kg. what forces do the rocks exert on the astronaut?

the small rock exerts a pushing force of 20 n; the large rock exerts a pushing force of 78 n.

the small rock exerts a pushing force of 3 n; the large rock exerts a pushing force of 12 n.

each rock exerts a pushing force of 7.5 n.

each rock exerts a pushing force of 15 n.

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