E = 10N N. F = 2N F = 8 N 5 = 10 N Study the free-body diagram above and choose the statement that best describes the dynamics of the situation. 1) The net force acting is 0 N. 2) The net force acting is 6 N. 3) The net force acting is 10 N. 4) The net force acting is 26 N. 5) There is no net horizontal force.

E = 10N N. F = 2N F = 8 N 5 = 10 N Study the free-body diagram above and choose the statement that best describes the dynamics of the situation. 1) The net force acting is 0 N. 2) The net force acting is 6 N. 3) The net force acting is 10 N. 4) The net force acting is 26 N. 5) There is no net horizontal force.

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