Which option accurately describes an unbalanced force?
a) each cement block supports a2...
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Mathematics, 04.02.2020 22:01 liferoblox666
Which option accurately describes an unbalanced force?
a) each cement block supports a2-n force, but when the foundation is built in a staggered pattern it can support 2,000 n
b) three rows of cement blocks form a foundation for a house, and the house rests on this foundation
c) a 2-n force presses down on the cement block at the same time as a 1.5-n force presses up on the cement block
d) the force of a house pressing down on its foundation of cement blocks is 3,000 n.
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