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Ben is pushing a small trolley 10 N to the north and but Gary is pushing the trolley 5 N to the south. What is the total applied force on the trolley?

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Answered by Aaro28Saxena

Answer:

Total force acting on trolley=5N

Explanation:

let force exerted by Ben due north=10N

then force exerted by Gary due south =(-5)N

Resultant force={10+(-5)}N

=5N due North

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Ben is pushing a small trolley 10 N to the north and but Gary is pushing the trolley 5 N to the south. What is the total applied force on the trolley?

20N
40N
5N
2N