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    NH Science Bulletin: Ranking Forces in a Stack of Blocks

    Ok, there is no acceleration, because nothing is moving, so the net force of the entire stack must be 0. For block #1, the weights of #2 & #3 combined is the force downward on it, and the force of the floor on #1 is the normal force of the weight of #'s 1-3? Does each block not have any normal...
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    NH Science Bulletin: Ranking Forces in a Stack of Blocks

    The problem is to rank the forces exerted from three blocks on top of each other. Like so: [10 kg] #3 [5 kg] #2 [2kg] #1 -------- Here is my reasoning, From least force, to most force: a. Force of block #1 on #3; They don't touch, so net force = 0 b. Force of #3 on #1; same thing...
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