Question 4FnormFrictFappFgravWhich reason best represents this diagram?A mass accelerates in the direction of the forceEvery action has an opposite and equalC.An object in motion/at rest will stay in motion/at restNot enough evidence

Answer In the given figure there are 4 forces that are Fnorm Fgrav Ffrict Fopp

Fnorm Frict Fapp Fgrev Which reason best represents this diagram? a A mass accelerates in the direction of the force b. Every action has an opposite and equal An object in motion/at rest will stay in motion/at rest d. Not enough evidence

Fnorm Frict Fapp Fgrev Which reason best represents this diagram? a A mass accelerates in the direction of the force b. Every action has an opposite and equal An object in motion/at rest will stay in motion/at rest d. Not enough evidence

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