In a tug of war, when the two teams are pulling the rore, a stage comes when the rope does not move to either side at all .

What can you say about the magnitudes and directions of the forces being applied to the rope by the two teams at this stage ?

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Solution

• The magnitude of forces will be equal …
• But it will be in opposite directions …
• It's a balanced force…

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In a tug of war, when the two teams are pulling the rore, a stage comes when the rope does not move to either side at all . What can you say about the magnitudes and directions of the forces being applied to the rope by the two teams at this stage ?

• The magnitude of forces will be equal … • But it will be in opposite directions … • It's a balanced force…

In a tug of war, when the two teams are pulling the rore, a stage comes when the rope does not move to either side at all .

What can you say about the magnitudes and directions of the forces being applied to the rope by the two teams at this stage ?

• The magnitude of forces will be equal …
• But it will be in opposite directions …
• It's a balanced force…