Foree, Velocity, and Momentum2.(BPushingPullingPushing39 NPulling29 N65 N22 NNet ForceNet Force =4.PushingPushingPushingPushing23 N12.5 N17.4 N41 NNet Force :Net Force6.5.Pulling39 NPulling22 NPulling61 NPulling76 N

1. F' = 39 N right F'' = 22 N left Net force, F = F' - F'' = 39 - 22 = 17 N right

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2. Pushing Pulling Pushing Pulling 39 N 22 N 29 N 65 N Net Force 3. Pushing Pushing Pushing 23 N Pushing 41 N 12.5 N 17.4 N

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Pulling
Pushing
39 N
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65 N
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Net Force
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Pushing
Pushing
Pushing
23 N
12.5 N
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Pulling
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