Math, asked by rajumandal681235, 6 months ago

explain why F+F=F and F-F= F where 'F' is force

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Answered by sudhiksha2008

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as if we add force or subtract force from a force applied we still are remained with some force

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Answered by AlokRaj7487

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HOpe it will be helpful for you....................

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