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    2 Force and Motion Chapter 3 Force and Motion (I)

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    1 C
    2 A
    (a)

    (b) Yes
    4 Take upwards as positive.
    F + W = 12
    F = 12  W = 12  (10) = 22 N
    (a) normal force
    pushing
    force

    friction

    weight

    (b) normal force

    friction

    weight

    (c)

    weight

    tension in tension in
    upper string lower string

    X Y
    weight tension in
    lower string weight

    New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) 1


     Oxford University Press 2015

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