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example of unlike parallel force

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Answered by adduchoudhary

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If there are two forces F1 and F2, then the resultant force R = F1 + F2. Unlike parallel forces are forces that are parallel and act in opposite directions. If there are two forces F1 and F2, then the resultant force R = -F1 + F2 where the negative force is the force acting in the downward direction.

Answered by arts1976

if there is to force F1 and f2 then the resultant force R 1=F1 plus f2 unlike parallel force air force that are parallel and act in opposite direction

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