A student wearing in-line skates pushes against a brick wall. why does the student move away from the wall ?
1. Because the forces acting on the student are balanced
2. Because the forces acting on the student are creating a net force
3. Because gravity is less than the student's push on the wall
4. Because the friction between the skates and the pavement is greater than the student's push on the wall
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