Question
Figure shows a cart. Complete the table shown.
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Answer
| Force on | Force by | Nature | Direction |
| cart | gravity(weight) | gravitational | downward |
| friction(road) | mechanical | backward | |
| pull (horse) | mechanical | forward | |
| horse | cart(weight) | gravitational | downward |
| pull(cart) | mechanical | backward | |
| driver | pull (cart) | mechanical | forward |
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