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If a body has to be pushed along positive X-axis, then in which direction the force should be applied?

A

Along +Y axis

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B

Along +X axis

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C

Along +z axis

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D

Force does not have any direction

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Solution

The correct option is B
Along +X axis

The force causes motion. It makes the body to move along the positive X axis. Thus, the force must be applied along positive X axis.

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