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10 February, 13:29

If you have 2 forces (10 N) and 15 (N) pushing an object the same direction in a one dimensional force vectors what is the resulting force?

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  1. 10 February, 13:35
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    Force being a vector quantity, they obeys additive properties. Since both forces are parallel to each other (acting in same direction), net force will be addition of 2 forces equal to 25N.
  2. 10 February, 15:52
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    Wouldnt it be 25 because if voth forces are going in the same direction it would be adding so there for it is 25 N.
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