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Equilibrium of Forces
5 past-paper questions on Equilibrium of Forces
More water is gradually added to the container in (b), so that depth h in Fig. 3.1 gradually increases. The length x is…
Practise the full question →The trapdoor is in equilibrium when F is 1.7N. Calculate d. d = .............................................................. m…
Practise the full question →State the conditions necessary for an object to be in equilibrium.
Practise the full question →The sphere is shown in Fig. 1.1. On Fig. 1.1, draw and label arrows to represent the directions of the three forces acting on the…
Practise the full question →The volume of the sphere is 4.6 cm³. The drag force D is 0.32 N. Calculate the weight of the sphere.
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