A force of 20 newtons is exerted on a chair from its right and a force of 12 newtons is applied from
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Answer:
The net force acting on the chair is 8 newtons, and the chair moves toward the left.
Explanation:
We can better understand this problem if we analyze it through a free body diagram. This free body diagram is attached as an image.
If we make a sum of forces acting over the chair we can find -20 + 12 = -8 [N]
The minus sign indicates that the chair is moving to the left.
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