Four forces are exerted on each of the two objects as shown below:
a square labeled obj...
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Four forces are exerted on each of the two objects as shown below:
a square labeled object a is shown with an arrow pointing up labeled 5 n, an arrow pointing right labeled 2 n, an arrow pointing down labeled 5 n and an arrow pointing left labeled 4 n. a square labeled object b is shown with an arrow pointing up labeled 3 n, an arrow pointing right labeled 2 n, an arrow pointing down labeled 3 n and an arrow pointing left labeled 1 n
in which direction will the objects move?
object a will move down and object b will move up.
object a will move up and object b will move down.
object a will move left and object b will move right.
object a will move right and object b will move left.
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