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2 years ago

Please help really easy worth 20

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vovangra [49]2 years ago

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Answer:

Stationary

20N

Explanation:

From the graph, we see that the body traveling is on a fixed position. Therefore, it is a stationary body.

The graph given is a position - time curve.

This curve depict a body changing position with given time.

Since the line of the curve is on a single position, the body is not changing position with the passage of time therefore, it is a stationary object.

B. 20N

From Newton's third law of motion we understand that "action and reaction force are equal but oppositely directed".

Since the person is exerting a force of 20N on the balance.

So, the reaction force by the balance is 20N upward.

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