1.1 A book lies on a table. This book is not moving because:
A there are no forces acting on this book.
B the forces acting on the book are in equilibrium.
C the force that the table exerts on the book is greater than the force
that the Earth exerts on the book.
D the force that the book exerts on the Earth has the same magnitude
as the force that the Earth exerts on the book and therefore they
cancel.​
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