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Chemistry, 26.10.2020 16:40, shaylawymannnnn

A runner is speeding as he nears the finish line. Four different forces act on the runner, two vertical and two horizontal.
What are these four forces? Add them to the photograph.
Also, what is the relationship between these forces? Explain.

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