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What is the net force on the block, if I am pushing the block with force, F on a table which is applying a frictional force, f ? [2 MARKS]

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Net force would be ( F-f )
The object has two forces acting on it and in opposite direction one F (my force) and the other being f ( friction) acting in the opposite direction of F.

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