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Physics, 25.11.2020 01:00 jaeana

two force vectors f (3.0 n) i - (3.0 n) 9 and f2 = (-6.0 n) + (4.5 n)ý are applied to a partide. what third force f, would make the net, or resultant, force on the particle zero?

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