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So Fn = dº* p*g What would happen to the force (FN) if the size of each side of the cube were to double? d -> 2d​

So Fn = dº* p*g What would happen to the force (FN) if the size of each side of the cube were to double? d -> 2d​
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So Fn = dº* p*g What would happen to the force (FN) if the size of each side of the cube were to double? d -> 2d​

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Answer:

Fn=m(a + g) :

Step-by-step explanation:

nf=a(m +g)

an=f(g+m)

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