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If a pair of forces are in the same direction but with different magnitudes these forces are A. balanced B. unbalanced C. in equilibrium D. non-existent

If a pair of forces are in the same direction but with different magnitudes these forces are A. balanced B. unbalanced C. in equilibrium D. non-existent
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If a pair of forces are in the same direction but with different magnitudes these forces are

A. balanced
B. unbalanced
C. in equilibrium
D. non-existent

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they are unbalanced
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