Physics, 11.12.2021 20:10, loganjune5033
500N 4) In the drawing to above: a. How much force is the physics student exerting on the rope? In what direction? b. How much force is the wall excrting on the rope? In what direction? c. Would the Physics student be moving? If yes, is he accelerating? d. What is the net force on the force gauge? e. What would happen if the wall stopped exerting any force? f. What happens if the Physics student is standing on ice? g. What is the force between the student and the ground called? h. Draw and label arrows on the draw and label arrows on the diagram to represent three sets of force pairs
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