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Imagine that you are holding a book weighing 4 N at rest on the palm of your hand. (a) A downward force of magnitude 4 N is exerted on the book by upward force of magnitude upward force in part (b) the reaction to the downward force in part (a)? (d) The reaction to (b) An by your hand. (c) Is the is exerted on

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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