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In a generic case of a mass point and an extended body to interact with gravitational force, the total force on the point admits a reaction to be construed as, on the extended body ?
The total force on the extended body do not arise from the interaction between two points, but between a point and many points so, where is it applied? (whether it makes sense to speak of application ponit)
The third law gives us no information about its point of application but it tells us the direction, to and intensity so as to be understood? (regardless of the theorem dl motion of the center of mass, which is another topic)
The total force on the extended body do not arise from the interaction between two points, but between a point and many points so, where is it applied? (whether it makes sense to speak of application ponit)
The third law gives us no information about its point of application but it tells us the direction, to and intensity so as to be understood? (regardless of the theorem dl motion of the center of mass, which is another topic)