If a book is sitting on a table and not moving, what is the net force acting on
the book?
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Physics, 01.10.2021 23:40 austintules2005
If a book is sitting on a table and not moving, what is the net force acting on
the book?
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B. 10 N down
C. 10 N up
D. 100 N
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