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State the effects of a force applied on (i) a non-rigid, and (ii) a rigid body. how does the effect of the force differ in the two cases?

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A force when applied on a non-rigid body changes the inter-spacing between it constituent particles and therefore causes a change in its dimensions and can also produce motion in it.
On the other hand, a force when applied on a rigid body, does not change the inter-spacing between it constituent particles and therefore it does not change the dimensions of the body but causes motion in it.

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