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If three forces, all of equal magnitude, act on a single object can these forces be arranged to cancel out, so that the object is in equilibrium? (F)
If three forces, all of unequal magnitude with the other two, act on a single object, it is never possible for these
three forces to cancel, so we can deduce that there will be a net force on the object.(F)
According to Newton's 3rd Law, it is never possible for a single force to act on a single object.(T)
If three forces, all of equal magnitude, act on a single object can these forces be arranged to cancel out, so that the object is in equilibrium? (F)
If three forces, all of unequal magnitude with the other two, act on a single object, it is never possible for these
three forces to cancel, so we can deduce that there will be a net force on the object.(F)
According to Newton's 3rd Law, it is never possible for a single force to act on a single object.(T)