Which of the following is accurate describing the difference between colinear and concurrent forces Group of answer choices Colinear forces cannot be in different directions Concurrent forces must act in the same direction Concurrent forces do not act on the same point Colinear forces act in the same line while concurrent forces do not must pick one answer only

Sierra pulls east on a rope attached to a camel with a force of 40lbs. Willow pulls north on a rope attached to the same camel with a force of 30lbs. Canyon pulls southwest on the same rope with a force of 25 lbs.  Determine the exact value of the magnitude of the resultant force on the camel and the direction of the force on the camel in degrees to the nearest tenth.

Your physics book is at rest on a table as shown. What is the Newton's 3rd law pair with the Normal Force on the book by the table? Normal Force on the earth by the book    Normal Force on the table by the book    Weight Force on the book by the earth    Weight Force on the table by the earth    Friction Force on the book by the table    Weight Force on the book by the earth    Friction Force on the table by the book    Normal Force on the book by the earth

An applied force of 89.4 N is used to accelerate an object across a frictional surface. The object has aweight of 61.2 N and encounters a frictional force of 76.7 N.(a) Draw a sketch of the object and show all of the forces acting on the object.(b) What is the net force acting on the object in the horizontal direction?(c) What is the net force acting on the object in the vertical direction?(d) Using Newton's 2nd Law, find the object's acceleration.