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If you push a chair across the floor at a constant velocity, how does the force compare with the force you exert
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If you push a chair across
the floor at a constant velocity, how does the force compare with the force you exert
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When you push the chair the force your exerting will be more then the force or the velocity of how fast the chair goes.
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