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How to find the net force of on an object?
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How to find the net force of on an object?

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the formula
FNet= fa+fg+ff+fn
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Answer:

Look for the formula!

Step-by-step explanation:

the net force formula is FNet = Fa + Fg + Ff + FN.

FN is the force acting on a body.

here are the hints to find one in the future!

Fa is applied force,

Fg is the gravitational force,

Ff is the frictional force,

FN is a normal force.

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