Question

11. How can you determine if there is net force acting
on an
object?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum all the forces that are acting on the object and what ever the sum is, is what the net force is.

For example if there is a piece of wood sitting on a table the net force would be the sum of the forces that are acting on it, so the force of gravity (which is negative) + the normal force which would equal zero because they are the same value.