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On a visit to a science lab, Madison observes a blob of shiny material that is floating in the air. The blob is not moving. What can she conclude about the force(s) acting on the blob?
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On a visit to a science lab, Madison observes a blob of shiny material that is floating in the air.

The blob is not moving.
What can she conclude about the force(s) acting on the blob?

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well we know for sure that gravity is not affecting it because it is floating in the air.

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Each force acting on the blob has another one to cancel it out

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