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Juan pulls a rope to the left and ben pulls the rope to the right the rope stays in the same position evicción of these best explains way the rope does not move

Juan pulls a rope to the left and ben pulls the rope to the right the rope stays in the same position evicción of these best explains way the rope does not move
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Juan pulls a rope to the left and ben pulls the rope to the right the rope stays in the same position evicción of these best explains way the rope does not move

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If both weigh the same, it wouldn't move because of tension in the same capacity
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If there is equal tension on each side the rope won't move it would just get stretched out.
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