Physics, asked by lucky2314A, 10 months ago

Two opposite forcus are acting on a body will the body move when the magnitude of these forcus are (i) equal or (ii) unequal what will be the direction of motion

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Answered by manichandana999

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Equal........................

Answered by cherabyadav

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Answer:

Equal

it would not move as the force applied is same

Unequal

it would move in the direction in which the force applied is more

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