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6 June, 10:30

What forces are NOT acting on you as you lean back in your chair?

A. spring

B. normal

C. friction

D. gravity

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  1. 6 June, 10:31
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    The answer is fiction
  2. 6 June, 10:34
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    Friction

    Explanation:

    Spring is yourself trying to maintain the balance.

    Gravity force is the one pulling the chair down.

    Normal force is your basic force of pushing back.

    Friction is not included since there is nothing being rubbed to generate heat.
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