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What is the difference between force and net force?

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"Net force" simply means the sum of all forces. The "unless acted upon by a net force" version is more correct. For example, as you stand or sit still, the earth pushes you up with a force equal and opposite to the force with which gravity pulls you down. The net force, or total force, is zero, so you do not move.
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Force and Net Force

Force

- Force is defined as the act of pushing or pulling of an object. It can influence and alter the motion of an object.

Net Force

- Unlike Force which only defines a push or pull, Net Force is the combination of all forces acting on an object. The Net Force can be computed through Newton's Second Law, F=ma.

If I accidentally cited false information, I am open to corrections :).

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