Explain why it is easier to drive a wood screw using a screwdriver with a large-diameter handle
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Explain why it is easier to drive a wood screw using a screwdriver with a large-diameter handle rather than one with a thin handle.
An object in equilibrium has only two forces acting on it. The forces must be equal in magnitude and opposite in direction in order to give a translational net force of zero. What else must be true of the two forces for the object to be in equilibrium?
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