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Does the addition od 5N forces always give a 10 N force?
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Does the addition od 5N forces always give a 10 N force?

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=5+10=15N and F
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=10−5=5N
Range of resultant 5≤F≤15
therefore , 4N can't be the resultant of these two force
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