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   1.)a basketball momentarily changes shapes as it bounces off the floor. this is due to balanced forces acting on the ball. True (answer) false 2.) a ball slowing down as it roles across the carpet is an example of what ? (1 point)

2. science

   a 5.o kg book is sitting on a table. which describes the forces acting on the book? a)there are no forces acting on the book b)the net force on the book is zero Since the weight of the book is cancelled out by the support of the

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   For a body to be in equilibrium under the combined action of several forces. a) all the forces must be applied at the same point b) all of the forces form pairs of equal and opposite forces c) the sum of the components of all the

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   Two forces act on an object. The magnitude of the net force acting on the object a. equals the sum of the magnitude of the two forces b. equals the difference in the magnitudes of the two forces c. equals the average of the two

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   two forces,80N and 100N acting at an angle of 60° with each other,pull on an object what single force would replace the two forces

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   Forces of 2.4 N and 1.8 N act on an object at right angles to one another. What is the magnitude of a third force acting on the same object so that it remains stationary? A) 3.0 N B) 4.2 N C) 0.6 N I don't understand how the

3. Science

   Which of the following is true regarding how to calculate net force?* A. If forces are acting in the same direction, you can find the net force on an object by subtracting together the strengths of all the individual forces B. If

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   Three forces acting on an object are given by F1 = ( - 1.85i + 2.50j) N, F2 = ( - 5.10i + 3.25j ) N, and F3 = ( - 45.0i + 48.0j ) N. The object experiences an acceleration of magnitude 3.75 m/s2. (a) What is the direction of the

1. Math

   The 3rd and 9th term of a g.p are 54 and 39,336 respectively.find the 6th term,sum of 4th term,sum of 4th and 7th term and product of 2nd and 5th term

2. Math

   Two forces are simultaneously acting on a 4.0 kg object on top of a frictionless surface. The forces are 12 N upward and 16 N to the right, yielding a net force as shown in the figure. What is the magnitude of the net force F?

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   Question #1: A basketball momentarily changes shape as it bounces off the floor. This is due to balanced forces acting on the ball. a. true b. false According to what I have studied when balanced forces are on an object, that

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   #1. Which statement is true about the image below? 7 N -> |rectangle| |square| 5 N -> |square| •0 N •5 N •10 N (?CORRECT?, MY ANSWER) •25 N

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