Physics, 03.12.2020 23:00 tburlew01

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!! You are on a space walk outside of the ISS when you notice your screwdriver is floating away from you. As you reach for the screwdriver, you accidentally push yourself off of the side of the ship and realize that you are now floating away from the ship and you aren't tethered (tied) to it. This is really bad. You have a container of big tools, a few other individual small tools, or the rope that you were supposed to use to tie yourself to the ship. In a different question, you have picked or will pick the most possible action that you could take to get yourself back to the ship. Now, given your choice, which of Newton's Laws best applies to that solution.
A. NEWTONS FIRST LAW
B. NEWTONS SECOND LAW
C. NEWTONS THIRD LAW

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