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What is the force acting on the object?(g=10m/s^2)​
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What is the force acting on the object?(g=10m/s^2)​

What is the force acting on the object?(g=10m/s^2)​-example-1
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Answer:w=mxg

2x10 =20 N

Explanation:force acting downwards is mg mass into gravitional feild

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