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A block has a non-zero force applied to it, but it moves with a constant velocity. Explain how this is possible.
There must be another non-zero force equal to the applied force for a = 0 m/s²
Suppose a force is applied to one end of a rope. Does the percentage of the applied force that gets transmitted depend on how elastic or stretchable the rope is?
Yes
A 3.5 kg block is hanging at rest on a very light string. What is the magnitude of the tension in the string?
34.3 N
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