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there is a 100 newtons of air resistance pushing you back and you are pedaling your bike forward with 600 Newtons of force, how much net force do you have moving you?
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there is a 100 newtons of air resistance pushing you back and you are pedaling your bike forward with 600 Newtons of force, how much net force do you have moving you?

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Answer:

500 N

Step-by-step explanation:

600 forward netwtons - 100 backwards newtons =

500 net newtons forward

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