Easier-than-it-looks. Object mị is attached to another object m2 by a taut string. Object mị is moving down a rough funnel whilst object m2 moves straight down hanging freely. Determine which of the following pairs of forces are an action-reaction pair. m1 I. Weight of mị and normal force on m1 II. Tension exerted on m1 and tension exerted on m2 III. Tension exerted on m2 and force exerted by m2 on the string. m2 IV. Normal force on m1 and normal force of m1 on the funnel A. I and II only С. I and III оnly B. I and III only D. III and IV only

Easier-than-it-looks. Object mị is attached to another object m2 by a taut string. Object mị is moving down a rough funnel whilst object m2 moves straight down hanging freely. Determine which of the following pairs of forces are an action-reaction pair. m1 I. Weight of mị and normal force on m1 II. Tension exerted on m1 and tension exerted on m2 III. Tension exerted on m2 and force exerted by m2 on the string. m2 IV. Normal force on m1 and normal force of m1 on the funnel A. I and II only С. I and III оnly B. I and III only D. III and IV only

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