Physics, asked by SupremeJap31, 1 year ago

Need Help please? What is the difference between net force and resultant force? Answer ASAP Please?

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Answered by siv2

actually there no real difference
i have red many physics books but i didnt find any difference

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Answered by Anonymous

Net force is just a commonly used term. It is completely same as resultant force. Both of which mean total VECTOR sum of all the forces on a body. Correct term to use is net resultant force,but sometime they are used as net force or resultant force.So both are same.:)

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