• Which diagram represents a box in equilibrium?2NBox -5N2 N- Box +2N5N-5'N5N(1)(3)2N5 N Box –5N5N Box 3N2'N2N( 4)(2)

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Which diagram represents a box in equilibrium? 2N N- Box 5N 2 N- Box +2 N Вох 5'N 5 N (1) (3) 2N Вох —5 N 5N- Box 3N Воx 3 N 2'N 2N (2) (4 )

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Problem 11RQ: How did The Alfonsine Tables, The Prutenic Tables, and The Rudolphine Tables differ?

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• Which diagram represents a box in equilibrium?
2N
Box -5N
2 N- Box +2N
5N-
5'N
5N
(1)
(3)
2N
5 N Box –5N
5N Box 3N
2'N
2N
( 4)
(2)

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