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Mr Alex and Mr James applied forces of 16N and 25N on a table respectively. Find the resultant force if a) They both push the table b) Mr Alex pushes and Mr James pulls the tabl…

Mr Alex and Mr James applied forces of 16N and 25N on a table respectively. Find the resultant force if a) They both push the table b) Mr Alex pushes and Mr James pulls the tabl…
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Mr Alex and Mr James applied forces of 16N and 25N on a table respectively. Find the resultant force if

a) They both push the table
b) Mr Alex pushes and Mr James pulls the table ​

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a) -25+16=-9N The table moved in the direction of Mr James’ forces

b) |25+16|=39N The table moved in the direction of the back of Mr James

(The positive direction is Mr James’ forward movement)
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