Explain how a daughter can be biological older then here parents

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The discussion centers on two distinct topics: the twin paradox and the forces acting on a robotic arm lifting a weight. The twin paradox illustrates how time dilation can result in a scenario where a daughter appears biologically older than her parents due to relativistic effects. Additionally, the forces involved in a 10kg robotic arm lifting a 1kg ball include gravitational forces acting on both the arm and the ball, as well as the lifting force exerted by the arm itself.

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I need help with these.

"Explain how a daughter can be biologicaly older then here parents"

" Draw a diagram of all the forces at work for a 10kg robotic arm to lift a 1kg ball.

Please Help Iv'e been staring at these questions for ever.
 
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1: I guess the question is after the twin paradox

2: Think about it. The arm experiences the gravitiational force, the ball experiences the gravititational force and there's a force that lifts both the arm and the ball.
 

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