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F, = 60 N (ь) 40 F, = 10N F = 30 N = 80N F = 50 N (c) 60 F,= 10 N F.= 60 N

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Determine the net force for each of the

following situations:

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F, = 60 N
(b)
40
(a)
F, = 10N
F, = 30 N
F,= 80N
= 50 N
(c)
60
F, = 10 N
= 60 N

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