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Two students are applying a force on a desk on the same side causing it to move to the right what were the forces acting on it?

Two students are applying a force on a desk on the same side causing it to move to the right what were the forces acting on it?
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Two students are applying a force on a desk on the same side causing it to move to the right what were the forces acting on it?

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If weight is an answer i think it would make most sense.
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contact force because they were pushing it and it moved

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