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1. Consider each of the following situations, state which of the Newton's Laws of Motion BEST illustrates the phenomenon and explain why. [. a) A person using a paddle to push a canoe forward is an example b) Whiplash can result when a car is hit violently from behind. The c) One of the Canadian women soccer team members kicking the ball and launching it towards the goal - is an example of the of the law. law explains how this happens to a person (without a headrest) in a car Explain. that is hit from behind. law. Explain. Explain.

1. Consider each of the following situations, state which of the Newton's Laws of Motion BEST illustrates the phenomenon and explain why. [. a) A person using a paddle to push a canoe forward is an example b) Whiplash can result when a car is hit violently from behind. The c) One of the Canadian women soccer team members kicking the ball and launching it towards the goal - is an example of the of the law. law explains how this happens to a person (without a headrest) in a car Explain. that is hit from behind. law. Explain. Explain.

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