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What is the overall force if there are 45N to the left and 30N to the right?

What is the overall force if there are 45N to the left and 30N to the right?
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What is the overall force if there are 45N to the left and 30N to the right?

What is the overall force if there are 45N to the left and 30N to the right?-example-1
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Answer:

15N

Step-by-step explanation:

F=(45-30) N=15N

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15N

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