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Identify two pairs of action-reaction forces involving the rope. Is there motion?

Use Newton’s third law to explain what would happen if the rope suddenly slipped out of the white dog's mouth.

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Identify two pairs of action-reaction forces involving the rope. Is there motion?

Use Newton’s third law to explain what would happen if the rope suddenly slipped out of the white dog's mouth.

anonymous · Answer

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if F1=F2 then there is no motion 
if rope slipped both dogs would go back with same force but different vector basically they would fall on their retrice:D