four children are playing tug-of-war. the two
children on the right pull with forces of magnit...
four children are playing tug-of-war. the two
children on the right pull with forces of magnitude
84 n and 86 n, and one of the children on the left
is able to pull with a force of magnitude 83 n. if the
rope remains stationary, how hard is the second child
on the left pulling?
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