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2.) What is the net force on this box? a. 14 N left b. 14 N right C. 2 N left d. 2 N right (8n on left 6n on right)
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2.) What is the net force on this box?

a. 14 N left
b. 14 N right
C. 2 N left
d. 2 N right
(8n on left
6n on right)

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Answer: C. 2n left

Step-by-step explanation:
User Azuric
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Answer:

C. 2 N left

Step-by-step explanation:

Subtract the smaller number from the bigger number, the difference will go to the side with the larger number.

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