What is the net force on the box if you push it directly forward with a force of 10N, but a frictional force of 5N acts on the box in the opposite direction of your Push

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What is the net force on the box if you push it directly forward with a force of 10N, but a frictional force of 5N acts on the box in the opposite direction of your Push

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Step-by-step explanation:

The net force= force applied - friction force

10 - 5

= 5N

Pramod Patil answered Mar 11, 2023

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