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Description: Ann and Bob are carrying an 18.5 kgtable that is 2.25 m long. An 8.33 kgbox sits on the table 0.750 m from Ann.How much lift force does Ann exert?(Unit = N)Hint: Let Box= 1.50 mEnter

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Ann and Bob are carrying an 18.5 kg table that is 2.25 m long. An 8.33 kg box sits on the table 0.750 m from Ann. How much lift force does Ann exert? (Unit = N) Hint: Let Box= 1.50 m Enter

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