Bill and janet are pulling on opposite sides of a table. bill pulls with a force of
450 n to t...
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Bill and janet are pulling on opposite sides of a table. bill pulls with a force of
450 n to the left, and janet pulls with a force of 300 n to the right. what is
the net force on the table?
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a. 450 n to the right
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b. 450 n to the left
c. 150 n to the left
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d. 150 n to the right
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