When we seprate two members of a frame, we must represent the internal forces. Internal forces at the same point on the two parts of the frame must be: O equal in magnitude and in the same direction. O equal in magnitude and in the opposite direction. O have zero magnitude. none of the above

When we seprate two members of a frame, we must represent the internal forces. Internal forces at the same point on the two parts of the frame must be: O equal in magnitude and in the same direction. O equal in magnitude and in the opposite direction. O have zero magnitude. none of the above

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter14: Special Theory Of Relativity

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When we seprate two members of a frame, we must represent the internal forces. Internal forces at the same point on the two parts of the frame must be:
O equal in magnitude and in the same direction.
O equal in magnitude and in the opposite direction.
O have zero magnitude.
O none of the above

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