Which of the following examples would best be solved using Newton's Second LawA car cruising at 120km/hr on the highwayb. A rock being thrown upward in the airA person running constantly on a treadmilld. A truck at rest in a parking spote. None of the above can be solved with Newton's Second Lawа.с.

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