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Imagine you have a body at rest on a surface that exerts a friction force F₁ = - 5 N to the left. If there is a force F₁ =50 Npushing the body to the right, what is the force F₂ you need to apply so that the body will remain at rest? VIEW THEORY F₂=?? VIEW IMAGE Sample subtext F₁= 50N

Imagine you have a body at rest on a surface that exerts a friction force F₁ = - 5 N to the left. If there is a force F₁ =50 Npushing the body to the right, what is the force F₂ you need to apply so that the body will remain at rest? VIEW THEORY F₂=?? VIEW IMAGE Sample subtext F₁= 50N

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