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Emerson Oneill
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24 January, 10:31
The use of force to move an object is
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Averie Conner
24 January, 10:39
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and unbalanced force
Explanation:
if balanced then the object will exert as much force as you are. its like pushing against a wall. and unblanced force is like pushing against a chair
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