PLEASE HELP OUTT 20 POINTSSS
A 400g mass is resting on an index card.
Show your work in...
Physics, 19.02.2021 17:30 belindajolete
PLEASE HELP OUTT 20 POINTSSS
A 400g mass is resting on an index card.
Show your work in determining the weight and the normal force acting on the object.
Draw force vectors for those same two forces, weight and normal force (remote/concurrent students may edit the drawing to include the vectors).
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