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A VAN IS TRYING TO PULL ANOTHER CAR OUT OF A DITCH. BOTH VEHICLES CANNOT MOVE. 21 2070A942 341 Q: A TRACTOR IS USED TO PULL THE CAR OUT OF THE DITCH, HOW DOES THE FORCE FROM THE TRACTOR COMPARE WITH THE FORCE FROM THE VAN?

A VAN IS TRYING TO PULL ANOTHER CAR OUT OF A DITCH. BOTH VEHICLES CANNOT MOVE. 21 2070A942 341 Q: A TRACTOR IS USED TO PULL THE CAR OUT OF THE DITCH, HOW DOES THE FORCE FROM THE TRACTOR COMPARE WITH THE FORCE FROM THE VAN?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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