Physics, asked by SinghM7231, 1 year ago

What is the minimum number of force acting on an object in a plane that can produce a zero resultant force?

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Answered by Harsh982

8

The force would be Zero.

Answered by gnivedita2110

5

Answer:

2 forces are minimum to produce zero resultant force

Explanation:

1. Normal force

2 gravitational

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