Three blocks (A, B, and C) rest on a table, as shown in Figure 6. The weight of each block is indicated on the figure. The force of block C on block B has a magnitude of Figure 6 WA = 4N Wa=5 N Wc= 10 N A

Three blocks (A, B, and C) rest on a table, as shown in Figure 6. The weight of each block is indicated on the figure. The force of block C on block B has a magnitude of Figure 6 WA = 4N Wa=5 N Wc= 10 N A

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Three blocks (A, B, and C) rest on a table, as shown in Figure 6. The weight of each block is
indicated on the figure. The force of block C on block B has a magnitude of
Figure 6
WA = 4N
Wa = 5 N
We= 10 N
B

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