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An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is 10 N down, and the normal force is 10 N up. What is the net force? Fnormal Fgravity 10 N up OON 10 N down 20 N up
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An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is 10 N down, and the normal force is 10 N up. What is the net force?

Fnormal
Fgravity
10 N up
OON
10 N down
20 N up

An object is at rest on a table. The gravitational force is 10 N down, and the normal-example-1
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Answer:the answer is 0 N

User Disti
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Answer:

0N

Step-by-step explanation:

When trying to figure out opposing forces, you have to add them together,

10 + -10 = 0,

so your answer is 0N

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