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Two people on carts pull on a long rope, demonstrating that the center of mass does not move.
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i dont get it. when you play tug-of-war your standing and you pull the other side over the line.
Posted 1 year by Anonymous
nice, but I would like you to try it out with me, im 250 lb!
Maybe both of you could do it!
Posted 11 months by Anonymous
Shame on you
Posted 11 months by Anonymous
In a real tug of war one has friction with the ground; here friction is eliminated by the wheels with good bearings; the result (a stationary CM) would be the same regardless of the relative masses of the participants, but if the participants are vastly different in mass, we might not see the large one move noticeably
Posted 8 months by Anonymous