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what does net mean in physics

 
 
Reply Sat 2 Mar, 2013 02:39 pm
what does net mean in physics?
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Reply Sat 2 Mar, 2013 02:58 pm
@Jaqcklyn,
In what context
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Reply Sat 2 Mar, 2013 09:56 pm
@Jaqcklyn,
It means "total".

If you push on a block with 40 pounds of force in one direction and I push on the block with 40 pounds of force in the opposite direction, my effort will cancel out your effort. The block will not move, because it's as if there's no one pushing on it. The net force on the block is zero.
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