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Gravity because it is pulling down the box
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What is a small box with an upward and downward-pointing arrow that enables you to move rapidly through a set of values by clicking?
Spin Box
Is pushing a box but it doesn't move unbalanced or balanced force?
Balanced force because of the weight of the box
A box weoghs 35 N with gravity applying that force downward if you apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what is the net force applied?
4N upwards.
If a box weighs 35 N with gravity applying the force downward if i apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what force is being applied?
4 N upward
A box weighs 35 N with gravity applying that force downward. If you apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what is the net force applied?
4 N upward
Within the scroll bar dragging the blank downward causes the document on your screen to move up?
scroll box
What is a small box with an upward and downward-pointing arrow that enables you to move rapidly through a set of values by clicking?
Spin Box
Is pushing a box but it doesn't move unbalanced or balanced force?
Balanced force because of the weight of the box
What word feature has a small box with an upward- and downward-pointing arrow that enables you to move through a set of value by clicking?
Spin box
What Word feature has a small box with an upward- and downward-pointing arrow that enables you to move through a set of values by clicking?
Spin box
What is A small box with an upward and downward-pointing arrow that lets you move rapidly through a set of values by clicking is known as?
Spin Box
If a mover pushes on a large box but it does not move what is the net force on the box?
it is zero
A box weoghs 35 N with gravity applying that force downward if you apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what is the net force applied?
4N upwards.
If a box weighs 35 N with gravity applying the force downward if i apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what force is being applied?
4 N upward
A box weighs 35 N with gravity applying that force downward. If you apply 39 N upward force to pick it up what is the net force applied?
4 N upward
Explain the meaning of the phrase forces act on objects?
When a "force[s] act on an object" it is discussing how a force is influencing an object. For example: A box that is being held up stationary in the air with a rope has force acting on it. There is the force of gravity, which wants to push the box downward. There is also the tension force, which is the rope that is holding the box up and keeping it in the air. Since the box is stationary, both the tension force and the force of gravity must cancel out.
Why can't boxes move on its own?
In order to move any box you have to apply some force on it.Unless an unbalanced force acts on the box it will not move from it place.The latter statement refers to Newton's first law of motion.
