Describe how you would determine the force acting on an object if the forces were not acting in the same direction? PLEASE HELP!! please be proper aswell

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Describe how you would determine the force acting on an object if the forces were not acting in the same direction? PLEASE HELP!! please be proper aswell

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IBBoard asked Dec 20, 2023

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Don’t you have like an image or something, to see?

Finlay McWalter answered Dec 23, 2023

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Answer:

the to forces acting opposite of each other is sliding friction

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Jonalvarezz answered Dec 26, 2023

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