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Hello, why isn't there no reaction force at the point I circled on the question. Is it because there is only a reaction force at this point when there is friction?
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Original post by skyeforster15
Hello, why isn't there no reaction force at the point I circled on the question. Is it because there is only a reaction force at this point when there is friction?
No. Youre only considering the forces acting on the particle.
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