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In a 4th period battle, the girls were able to overcome the in Tug-of-War. Ten boys each pulled with a force of 30 N. Six girls

were able to pull the rope toward them with a net force of 60 N. What was the minimum amount of force each of the six girls applied to the rope?

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cupoosta [38]2 years ago

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10 N

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