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1. Draw the resultant of the three forces. (Sketch this directly on Figure 4B.) Figure 4A: Three forces acting on a boat Figure 4B: The three forces drawn head-to-tail

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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1. Draw the resultant of the three forces. (Sketch this directly on Figure 4B.)
Figure 4A: Three forces acting on a boat
Figure 4B: The three forces drawn head-to-tail

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