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An object has a forward force of 100N and a reverse force of 25N. What is the resultant force?

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2 answers:

MissTica2 years ago

6 0

Answer:

75 N

Explanation:

The resultant force can be found using the following formula:

F=forward force + reverse force.

The forward force is 100 N.

The reverse force is 25 N. Since it is a reverse force, it is actually equal to -25 N.

forward force=100 N

reverse force= -25 N

Substitute these values into the formula

F=100 N + -25 N

Add 100 and -25

F= 75 N

The resultant force is 75 Newtons.

iragen [17]2 years ago

4 0

Given:

An object has a forward force = 100N

An object has a reverse force = 25N

To find out:

What is the resultant force?

Solution:

Resultant Force = Forward force + Reserve force

= 100 N + ( - 25 N )

= 75 N

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