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What if you tied a knot in frictionless rope and the ends were securely fastened so the rope was taught. If you flicked the knot, would it slide to the other side and bounce back and forth along the string?
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|dw:1432510606726:dw| here's a picture of the knot sliding back and forth on the frictionless rope as I imagine might happen. So I guess more specifically, would this knot have momentum?
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