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A waiter carries a plate on top of his arm. The waiter's arm applies an upward force to the plate and holds it up. This force is a push. What is the direction of this force? away from his plate or away
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A waiter carries a plate on top of his arm. The waiter's arm applies an upward force to the plate and holds it up. This force is a push.

What is the direction of this force?

away from his plate or away from his arm?

User Josh Hudnall
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I believe it is away from his arm since the question states his arm is applying an upwards force
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It is away from his arm.
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