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An object has three forces acting upon it, the first force is 58.2 N to the right and the second force is 14.0 N to the left. What is the magnitude of the third force, such that…

An object has three forces acting upon it, the first force is 58.2 N to the right and the second force is 14.0 N to the left. What is the magnitude of the third force, such that…
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An object has three forces acting upon it, the first force is 58.2 N to the right and the second force is 14.0 N to the left. What is the magnitude of the third force, such that the object travels at a constant velocity? Answer in units of N and be sure to include all necessary work, as well as a free body diagram.

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Answer:

44.2 N towards left

or

-44.2 N towards right

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An object has three forces acting upon it, the first force is 58.2 N to the right-example-1
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