Question 3 The diagram shows the forces acting on a box.
25 N
100 N
50 N
25 N
Column A
Column B
Determine the net force upward or downward.
a. 50 N
2
Determine the net force to the right or left.
b. the box will move to the right
3.
Predict how the box will move.
c the box will move diagonally
d. 200 N
e. 25 N
f. ON
g. the box will not move
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