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What is the Net Force?
You pull a crate of peaches to the right with 300N of foprce. The crate and peaches have a combined mass of 100kg. The flooor is pretty smooth so there is only a small frictional force of 50N acting between the floor and the bottom of the box. What is the net force?
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