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Physics, 29.06.2021 14:00 sierravick123owr441

PLEASE HELP!! Newton's second law of motion states that force equals mass times acceleration. How would this law apply to a runner in a track and field event?

The runner needs to take a few steps to slow down after crossing the finish line.

To win the race, the runner must slow down on the turns and speed up on the straight sections.

The shoes of the runner help increase his mass so he can run faster.

Newton's second law of motion does not apply to track and field.

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