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WILL MARK BRAINLIST + FREE POINTS What is the net force on the book in the following figure?
A: 2 N to the Left
B: 4 N to the Left
C: 2 N to the Right
D. 4 N to the Right


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What is the net force on the book in the following figure?
A: 2

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