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Select the two true statement about a free body diagram
1.) The arrow pointing down represents the force of gravity, and the arrow pointing up represents the force of the ground pushing back on the box
2.)The net force is unbalanced
3.)Gravitational force is pushing up on the box and the force of the ground is pushing down
4.)The net force is equal to zero
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Select the two true statement about a free body diagram
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