If you push on a railroad boxcar with a force 300 N and it doesn\'tmove, you can

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If you push on a railroad boxcar with a force 300 N and it doesn'tmove, you can conclude that:
a) Newton's second law is not valid b) this force is canceled by the third law force c) the boxcar has too much mass to accelerate d) there is a total force of 300 N in the oppositedirection
Thanks for the help!
a) Newton's second law is not valid b) this force is canceled by the third law force c) the boxcar has too much mass to accelerate d) there is a total force of 300 N in the oppositedirection
Thanks for the help!

Explanation / Answer

d, in reality it should be that there is force greater than or equal to the force you exerted.

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