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the force needed to lift a chair
The option "the force needed to lift a chair" has the greatest magnitude among the given options.
To determine which option has the force with the greatest magnitude, we need to compare the forces needed to lift each item: a textbook, a pencil, a chair, and a hairbrush.
To lift an object, we need to consider the force of gravity acting on it. The force needed to lift an object is equal to its weight, which is determined by the mass of the object and the acceleration due to gravity.
The force needed to lift a textbook and a pencil would depend on their respective masses (assuming the same acceleration due to gravity). Since the problem does not provide any information about the masses of the objects, we cannot directly compare the forces needed to lift the textbook and the pencil.
However, we can make an assumption based on general knowledge. Textbooks are typically heavier than pencils, so we can reasonably assume that the force needed to lift a textbook is greater than the force needed to lift a pencil.
Comparing the remaining options, we need to consider the force needed to lift a chair and a hairbrush. Again, without specific information regarding their masses, we cannot directly compare the forces needed to lift them.
However, based on general knowledge and assuming a typical chair and hairbrush, we can infer that the force needed to lift a chair is greater than the force needed to lift a hairbrush.
Therefore, based on these assumptions and general knowledge, the option with the force of the greatest magnitude would be: "the force needed to lift a textbook".