In this game of tug-of-war, the participant on the left is pulling with a magnitude of 50 N. The participant on the right is pulling with a force of 65 N. What is the net force (how many Newtons) and in which direction does it move the rope?

15 N to the right.

Explanation:

The left person is pulling with 50 N of force, and the person on the right is pulling with 65 N.

To solve for net force, you take the larger force minus the smaller force, and whatever is left is the net force.

To figure out which direction the force is going, simply look and see which force is larger.

For example:

65-50=15

right is pulling with the most force, so

15 N to the right.

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