Consider the System Diagram and Free Body Diagram shown below.If you were to add up the force of tension and the force of gravity,what wouldyou get? Question options: The normal force--Theforce of kinetic friction -0-The centripetal force-The force of staticfriction-The centrifugal forceConsider the System Diagram and Free Body Diagram shown below.System DiagramFree Body DiagramthesystemtheenvironmentFTtensionNon-contact forcesGravity

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Consider the System Diagram and Free Body Diagram shown below. If you were to add up the force of tension and the force of gravity, what would you get? Question options: - The normal force force of kinetic friction -0- The centripetal force - - The The force of static friction - The centrifugal force

Consider the System Diagram and Free Body Diagram shown below. If you were to add up the force of tension and the force of gravity, what would you get? Question options: - The normal force force of kinetic friction -0- The centripetal force - - The The force of static friction - The centrifugal force

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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