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A 50-n force is applied to a 10-kg chair, but the chair does not change its motion. What could explain this?.
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A 50-n force is applied to a 10-kg chair, but the chair does not change its motion. What could explain this?.

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it will not change it's motion because it's force is less than the force applied

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