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Force has Direction and Magnitude

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In which direction will the rope move if
a. Girl's team is winning
b. Both the teams apply an equal force? [2 MARKS]

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Part a : 1 Mark
Part b : 1 Mark

a. The rope will move towards the right as net force is towards the right.

b. The net force on an object is zero if the two forces acting on it in opposite directions are equal. If both teams apply equal force, the red pointer on the rope doesn’t move from its position and no team wins.

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