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    Two blocks in contact -- find the force between them

    So you are telling me to abandon a field because I do not understand one problem? The problem I asked an explanation for is here to help me understand and apply Newton's law. So it is normal that I ask a question about the fundamental laws. Take into consideration that some people are slower...
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    Two blocks in contact -- find the force between them

    sorry if I am wasting your time if you do not want to help me properly. Just don't reply. I know that I might be asking stupid questions, but I am making effort to understand the problem. If you do not want to help that is ok.
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    Two blocks in contact -- find the force between them

    but why do i need to use that in that problem ?
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    A sphere suspended from a cord -- Find the tension

    so that is why the forces equals 0
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    A sphere suspended from a cord -- Find the tension

    so if the system is in equilibrium the forces along x and y will always be equal to zero ? How did you know that it is in equilibrium ?
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    A sphere suspended from a cord -- Find the tension

    why do you say that it is in equilibrium ? The wind is blowing right ?
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    A sphere suspended from a cord -- Find the tension

    From equation 1 ? this T sin q - F = 0 (eq.1) ?
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    Two blocks in contact -- find the force between them

    In this problem why do I need to use this formula? F – F12 = m1 a along the x-axis. What does F12=-F21 stand for? And I don't understand when they say to find the magnitude of the forces between the two blocks
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    A sphere suspended from a cord -- Find the tension

    I don't understand where F comes from because in the problem there is only the tension of the cord. And I have another question the forces along y-axis always be equal to zero? And why T cos q - m g = 0 equal zero? if it is along the X-axis
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