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An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is S N down, and the normal forc is SNU. What is the net force? normal Fgravity A.ON B.0 5 down C.10 N up D.25 N D

An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is S N down, and the normal forc is SNU. What is the net force? normal Fgravity A.ON B.0 5 down C.10 N up D.25 N D
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An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is S N down, and the normal forc is SNU. What is the net force?

normal
Fgravity
A.ON
B.0 5 down

C.10 N up
D.25 N D

An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is S N down, and the normal-example-1
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Answer:

it should be 0 since both are 5n

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