Science, asked by son5alimussahi, 1 year ago

Why cant the net force of two objects be negative?

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Answered by mrigansh

It is because to find the net force we always subtract the less force from the large force thats why it cant come negative but surely the direction in which it is acting can be negative but its magnitude cannot..
Hope it helps..........

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