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MCQ 1: SI unit for force is
MCQ 2: Type of force that opposes motion and releases thermal energy is termed as
MCQ 3: Exertion of pull or push on an object is termed as
MCQ 4: diagram that shows magnitude and direction is termed as
MCQ 5: Friction and resistance cause energy loss in the form of
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