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Aspring-loaded launcher has a mass of 0.60  kg and is placed on a platform 1.2m above the ground. the force of friction is negligible between the platform and the launcher. the launcher fires a 0.30kg ball that lands a distance d to the right of the platform, as shown in the diagram above. which of the following explanations is true?
a the launcher will not fall off the platform because only the ball receives an applied force.
b the launcher will fall off the platform and land d3 to the left of the platform because the mass of the system is three times the mass of the ball.
c the launcher will fall off the platform and land d2 to the left of the platform because the launcher is twice the mass of the ball.
d the launcher will fall off the stand and land d to the left of the stand because the force is the same on both objects.

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