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You want to calculate the net force acting on an ice skater who is speeding up while skating. Which of these is a force you would not add in to calculate the net force? upward v…

You want to calculate the net force acting on an ice skater who is speeding up while skating. Which of these is a force you would not add in to calculate the net force? upward v…
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You want to calculate the net force acting on an ice skater who is speeding up while

skating. Which of these is a force you would not add in to calculate the net force?

upward vertical force from the ice that supports the skater

force that the skater exerts on the ground

force exerted on the skater by the ground in reaction to the force the skater

exerts on the ground

gravity

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Answer:

force that skater exerts on the ground

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