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16. When does the net force on an object increase? a. When At increases b. When Ap decreases c. When Ap remains constant d. When At decreases

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16. When does the net force on an object increase?
a. When At increases
b. When Ap decreases
c. When Ap remains constant
d. When At decreases

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