4. An object is at rest if all forces

Mathematics

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algol131 year ago

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Answer:

+5.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets say you have an apple and you apply -5.5 newtons of force to it, for it to be balanceds you have to push the opposite, which is +5.5 newtons.

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