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Consider a pair of forces, one having a magnitude of 20 n and the other a magnitude of 12 n. what is the strongest possible net force for these two forces? what is the weakest possible net force?
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Consider a pair of forces, one having a magnitude of 20 n and the other a magnitude of 12 n. what is the strongest possible net force for these two forces? what is the weakest possible net force?
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Accroding to head to tail rule
For maximum force
F=F1+F2
F=20+12
F=32N
Minimum force
F=F1-F2
F=20-12
F=8N
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