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  • Calculating Net Force: How Much Force is Needed to Move an Object?
    Here's how to solve this problem:

    Understanding the Forces

    * Gravity (15 N): This is the force pulling the object downwards.

    * Friction (10 N): This is the force resisting the object's motion.

    * Jim's Force: This is the force Jim needs to apply to overcome gravity and friction to move the object.

    Calculating Jim's Force

    To move the object, Jim needs to exert a force equal to or greater than the combined forces of gravity and friction.

    * Total Force to Overcome: 15 N (gravity) + 10 N (friction) = 25 N

    Answer: Jim needs to exert at least 25 N of force to move the object.

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