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I need help with this questionPossible answers for each below1. 0 N 150 N100 N50 N2. leftright neither3. acceleratestay at constant velocity4. unbalanced forcebalanced force
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I need help with this questionPossible answers for each below1. 0 N 150 N100 N50 N2. leftright neither3. acceleratestay at constant velocity4. unbalanced forcebalanced force

I need help with this questionPossible answers for each below1. 0 N 150 N100 N50 N-example-1
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Applying newton's second law:


\Sigma Fx=100N-50N=50N_{\text{ }}to_{\text{ }}the_{\text{ }}right

Now, we can answer the questions.

1.

Answer:

50N

2.

Answer:

Right

3.

Answer:

Accelerate

4.

Answer:

Unbalanced force

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