Physics, 10.04.2020 20:30 PaMuth1100

You pull hard on both ends of a thick spring, but it does not stretch. Is there an action force and, if so, what is it? A. No there is no action force B. Yes the action force is the spring resisting being pulled on C. Yes the action force is the pulling on both ends of the spring

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