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Consider the free-body diagram. Assume there is a net force of 30N to the right and the friction force equals 20N. What is the applied force in this situation? A.) 20N B.) 30N C…

Consider the free-body diagram. Assume there is a net force of 30N to the right and the friction force equals 20N. What is the applied force in this situation? A.) 20N B.) 30N C…
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Consider the free-body diagram. Assume there is a net force of 30N to the right and the friction force equals 20N. What is the applied force in this situation?

A.) 20N
B.) 30N
C.) 50N
D.) 80N

Consider the free-body diagram. Assume there is a net force of 30N to the right and-example-1
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50n

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Answer:the answer would be C.50N

Explanation:I just took the test

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