Physics, asked by laxmipambi, 8 months ago

two forces acting on a body in the same direction F1 and F2 what is the net force

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Answered by Meezbro

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net force is f1+f2

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Answered by ayanakhan074

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When two forces acts in same direction on a body then the net force acting on that body is summation of the magnitude of the forces.

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