Mr. Smith and Mr. Bellows are challenging the 6th grade boys to a tug-of-war contest. They pull
on the rope with 250 N of force to the west, while the boys can only pull with 240 N to the east.
What is the net force at this point?
10 N to the east
10 N to the west
490 N
The forces are balanced

It’s 10 N to the west
250 N is stronger than 240 N. If the force is stronger going West it would be West. If it’s stronger East then it will go East, it all depends on the most N of force that determines which way it’ll go.

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Mr. Smith and Mr. Bellows are challenging the 6th grade boys to a tug-of-war contest. They pull on the rope with 250 N of force to the west, while the boys can only pull with 240 N to the east. What is the net force at this point? 10 N to the east 10 N to the west 490 N The forces are balanced

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Mr. Smith and Mr. Bellows are challenging the 6th grade boys to a tug-of-war contest. They pull
on the rope with 250 N of force to the west, while the boys can only pull with 240 N to the east.
What is the net force at this point?
10 N to the east
10 N to the west
490 N
The forces are balanced