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Which example illustrates Newton's second law? A. More mass is added to a wheelbarrow, and a larger force is
required to move it.
B. The force of a wheelbarrow on the ground is equal to the force of
the ground on the wheelbarrow.
C. A person pushes a wheelbarrow, causing it to move forward.
D. A wheelbarrow remains stationary when no one pushes on it.

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