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Suppose you have two forces F and F. How would you combine them in order to have a resultant force of magnitude (a) zero (b)2F (c)F

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1. When two forces of magnitude F acts in a opposite direction to each other.
2. When two forces of magnitude F acts in same direction.
3. When only one force acts

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