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An object has 7N upwards, and on the same side 6N upwards. It also has 10N down and in the same direction 6N down. What is the Net Force and Describe the motion of the object.
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An object has 7N upwards, and on the same side 6N upwards. It also has 10N down and in the same direction 6N down. What is the Net Force and Describe the motion of the object.

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29 Newtons, Motion is going down

Step-by-step explanation:

7+6+10+6 = 29 Newtons

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