Physics, asked by np5097564, 5 months ago

chair applies force when you sit in it

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Answered by davidarthurrajan

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Answer. There are at least two forces acting on you as you sit in the chair. One is the force of gravity which is the Earth pulling you straight down. The other is the upward push of the chair you are in which counteracts the pull of gravity.

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Answered by vanshmehta695

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There are at least two forces acting on you as you sit in the chair. One is the force of gravity which is the Earth pulling you straight down. The other is the upward push of the chair you are in which counteracts the pull of gravity

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