Science, asked by iras, 3 months ago

01) fill in the blanks (1) if a force is applied with both the hands, there will be _________​

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Answered by laeeqhajeera
2

Answer:

displacement

Explanation:

Displacement can't happen even if one pushes a wall with two hands. To move an object that is way heavier than you by only giving force with your hands is next to impossible.

Answered by vanshikagulhane25
1

Answer:

applied force

Explanation:

whenever you push something there is always applied force.

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