Two equal and opposite forces , F, now pull on the ends of the rod as shown.Draw a FBD, Write 2"d Law equations and find the tension.Is the rod in STATIC EQUILIBRIUM? ExplainIf it moves describe the motion

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Two equal and opposite forces , F, now pull on the ends of the rod as shown. Draw a FBD, Write 2nd Law equations and find the tension. Is the rod in STATIC EQUILIBRIUM? Explain If it moves describe the motion

Two equal and opposite forces , F, now pull on the ends of the rod as shown. Draw a FBD, Write 2nd Law equations and find the tension. Is the rod in STATIC EQUILIBRIUM? Explain If it moves describe the motion

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If it moves describe the motion

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