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Luigi Fortunati
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A pull the rope to the left with force -F, and B pull it to the right with force F:
A<-------->B
The intensity of the force exerted by A on B (by means of the rope) is equal and contrary to the force exerted by B on A (third principle).
If B increases its force from F to F+X, can A maintain its strength -F?
A<-------->B
The intensity of the force exerted by A on B (by means of the rope) is equal and contrary to the force exerted by B on A (third principle).
If B increases its force from F to F+X, can A maintain its strength -F?