Your friend increases her force on the desk by 30 N. She doesn’t change the direction of her push. What happened to the net force on the desk? Will the disc accelerate?

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Your friend increases her force on the desk by 30 N. She doesn’t change the direction of her push. What happened to the net force on the desk? Will the disc accelerate?

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$the \: net \: force \: on \: the \: desk \: will \: \\ increase \: by \: 30 \: newtons .\\ \\ the \: desk \: will \: only \: accelerate \: if \: the \: net \: \\ force \: applied \: to \: it \: is \: greater \: tha n \\ \: the \: weight \: of \: the \: desk \: in \: newtons.$

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