Physics, 07.01.2021 22:30 moomoo2233

A sailboat sits tied up at the dock. Which forces are acting on it?
(A)
applied force and tension force
(B)
electrical force and applied force
(C)
gravity and electrical force
(D)
tension force and gravity

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A sailboat sits tied up at the dock. Which forces are acting on it?
(A)
applied force a...