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Identify the size of the forces in each of the scenarios.

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Identify the size of the forces in each of the scenarios.

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1

The force to the right would be _ Newtons if the system is balanced.

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2

If the bowling ball has a mass of 30kg, the gravitational force shown would be _ Newtons.

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3

If the bowling ball has a mass of 30kg, the normal force shown would be _ Newtons.

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4

If the bowling ball pin has a mass of 7kg, the gravitational force shown would be _ Newtons.

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5

If the bowling ball pin has a mass of 7kg, the normal force shown would be _ Newtons.

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6

If an object is traveling at constant velocity and experiences a frictional force of 50N, how large must the applied for be?

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7

If someone with an open parachute is falling to the ground at constant velocity and has a mass of 55kg, the lift force they experiences me be _ Newtons.

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8

If you apply a 22N force to the right to move a box at constant velocity, the frictional force must have been _ Newtons.

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