Emmett is lifting a box vertically. Which forces are necessary for calculating the total force?

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Hello there i hope you are having a good day :) Question : Emmett is lifting a box vertically. Which forces are necessary for calculating the total force?

So Firstly when lifting a box you would need to be vertically and you would need to added to calculate the total forces that its gravitational force, tension force and also air resistance force.

Hopefully this helps you.

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