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two forces are shown acting on a body below. calculate the equilibrant force on the body and state what effect it will have on the situation. (n = newton in the diagram)
a block with crate written on it placed perpendicularly on a line. two arrows are coming out of it, with one arrow pointing one way labeled as one hundred and fifty n west and second arrow pointing the other way labeled as two hundred and fifty n east
a. 100 n west, the body will not move
b. 400 n west, the body will move to the west
c. 100 n east, the body will move to the east
d. 400 n east, the body will not move
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