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According to Newton's second law of motion, in which of these situations is the object accelerating? O A book on a shelf O a rock sitting on the ground a helium balloon tied to a lamp post a ball that has been thrown upward

According to Newton's second law of motion, in which of these situations is the object accelerating? O A book on a shelf O a rock sitting on the ground a helium balloon tied to a lamp post a ball that has been thrown upward

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