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if i am holding a motor in my hand and the moter is lifting some weight (electrically).Will i feel the additional weight?
Holding a motor that is lifting a weight does not increase the load felt by the arm. The discussion illustrates this with an analogy of a man carrying a sack of grain on a donkey, emphasizing that the load remains constant regardless of the motor's operation. The principle of free body diagrams and Newton's third law of motion, stating that every action has an equal and opposite reaction, is crucial for understanding the mechanics involved. Therefore, the arm does not experience additional weight from the motor's lifting action.
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