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The free body diagram below shows two forces acting horizontally on an object. What is the net force and direction? 10N OFnet = 20N to the left 30N Fnet 20N to the right Fnet 40…

The free body diagram below shows two forces acting horizontally on an object. What is the net force and direction? 10N OFnet = 20N to the left 30N Fnet 20N to the right Fnet 40…
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The free body diagram below shows two forces acting horizontally on an object.

What is the net force and direction?
10N
OFnet = 20N to the left
30N
Fnet 20N to the right
Fnet 40N to the left
OFnet = 40N to the right
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The free body diagram below shows two forces acting horizontally on an object. What-example-1
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It’s 20N to the right. Since uneven forces are subtracted from each other
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