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Chapter 7, Problem 26EAP
FIGURE P7.26 shows two strong magnets on opposite sides of a small table. The long-range attractive force between the magnets keeps the lower magnet in place.
a. Draw an interaction diagram and draw free-body diagrams for both magnets and the table. Use dashed lines to connect the members of an action/reaction pair.
b. The lower magnet is being pulled upward against the bottom of the table. Suppose that each magnet's weight is 2.0 N and that the magnetic force of the lower magnet on the upper magnet is 6.0 N. How hard does the lower magnet push against the table?
FIGURE P7.26
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