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Physics, 04.12.2020 01:20 nisha87

A block is being pulled a spring scale. The block has a 10g mass. Which change will create a larger force reading on the spring scale?

A. Sliding the block 60 cm
B. Attaching a larger spring scale
C. Using a 20 g mass block
D. Using a circular piece of wood
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