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3 years ago
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A student wants to lift a 50 N backpack off of the floor. Tell me what will happen to the backpack depending on the amount of fo

rce acting on it.
What would happen if the student exerts an upward force of 25 N on the backpack?

PLEASSE HELP ME I NEED IT RIGHT NOWWW






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What would happen if the student exerts an upward force of 25 N on the backpack?
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kirza4 [7]3 years ago
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