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i’m a really confused on what to do the teacher didn’t really explain it well so i’m clueless on what to do..

Im A Really Confused On What To Do The Teacher Didnt Really Explain It Well So Im Clueless On What To Do class=

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ANSWER:

0, no direction

balanced

STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION:

We must add all the forces, the horizontal and vertical.

We must take into account the direction of the force, to the right and up are positive while to the left and down are negative.

Therefore:

[tex]\begin{gathered} F_{Rvertical}=F_n+F_g=20+(-20)=20-20=0 \\ F_{\text{Rhorizontal}}=F_{\text{app}}+F_{\text{fric}}=20+(-20)=20-20=0 \end{gathered}[/tex]

Being the vertical and horizontal forces 0, the net force is 0 as it has no magnitude and no direction.

It is balanced, since the net force is 0

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