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56. What is the range of magnitudes that can be attained from the

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Svetach [21]2 years ago

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Given the magnitude of the forces, 7N and 2N, the minimum combining force acting on the forces are when the force's is acting in opposite direction.

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The maximum combining force occurs when they act in the same direction. Magnitude of the force in the same direction is 5N+7N = 12N

Hence the range of magnitude requires is 2N≤F≤12N

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