Team Kyoto and Team Copenhagen are engaged in a fierce game of Tug of War. Team Kyoto pulls to the left with a force of 5000N and Team Copenhagen pulls to the right with a force of 5000N. Explain what net force will be and in which way (if any) the rope will accelerate.


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Answer:

net force will be 0N and the rope will not accelerate.

Explanation:

to calculate net force, you need to find the difference between the two forces, which would be 5000N - 5000N = 0N

since there is no net force, there is no movement of the rope.

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