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Assume there are two forces pushing a ball in the same direction: the first force is 5 N and the second force is 10 N. What is the total force being exerted on the ball? 10 N 20…

Assume there are two forces pushing a ball in the same direction: the first force is 5 N and the second force is 10 N. What is the total force being exerted on the ball? 10 N 20…
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Assume there are two forces pushing a ball in the same direction: the first force is 5 N and the second force is 10 N. What is the total force being exerted on the ball?

10 N

20 N

15 N

5 N

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15 n

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User Pkrish
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Answer:

The answer is a sum so 10+5 equals 15

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