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A body of mass 2kg is placed on a smooth horizontal surface .Two forces F1= 20N & F2=10√3N are acting on the body in direction making angle of 30 & 60 to the surface .The reaction of the surface on the body will be a)20N b)25N c)5N d)zero

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