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A box sitting on a floor. Maria and Sam push on the box in opposite direction. Maria pushes to the right using 95 N of Force and Sam pushes to the left applying 80 N of Force. If the box moves, which way
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A box sitting on a floor. Maria and Sam push on the box in opposite direction. Maria pushes to the right using 95 N of Force and Sam pushes to the left applying 80 N of Force. If the box moves, which way is it going and with how much force?

User Tiberiu Maran
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It would move to the right with 15 N of force :)
User Eaglebearer
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It’s going to the right because Maria has more force
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