3.Assume that the wheels of the car apply 10 N of force forward. Adda force arrow to the pieture showing this situation. What is thecombined force (net fore) if fiction and drag are negligible?Now assume that a parachute opens that applies 7 N of force in theother direction opposite to the 10 N of force still being applied bythe wheels Add force arrows to the picture showing this situati on.What is the new combined force (net force) and direction?4.A rocket applies an additional force of 10 Newtons to the 10Newtons that are applied by the wheels. Add force arrOws to thepicture assuming that the parachute continues to apply 7 N of forcein the opposite direction. What is the new combined force (netforce) and direction?5.

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3. Assume that the wheels of the car apply 10 N of force forward. Add a force arrow to the pieture showing this situation. What is the combined force (net force) iffiction and drag are negligible? 0°0

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