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Chapter 7, Problem 27EAP
FIGURE P7.27 shows a 6.0 N force pushing two gliders along an air track FIGURE P7.27. The 200 g spring between the gliders is compressed. How much force does the spring exert on (a) glider A and (b) glider B? The spring is firmly attached to the gliders, and it does not sag.
FIGURE P7.27
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