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Arjun Pearson

13 June, 15:46

Which best explains parallel forces? Check all that apply.

left and right forces that can be added together

right and upward forces that cancel each other out

upward and downward forces that can be added together

left and downward forces that cancel each other out

addition of parallel forces that cannot result in a negative force

differences in parallel forces that result in a net force of zero

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