Physics, 27.10.2021 03:40 cathydaves

In what direction is the net force and what is its value? Remember, the sack weighs 75N, the horizontal force to the right is 100N, and frictional force is 30N. (HINT: there are only 2 forces involved, think about the direction the object is "pushed") ▪️Down, 75 Newtons
▪️Right, 70 Newtons
▪️Right, 100 Newtons
▪️Left, 70 Newtons

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