Thrust or Tension?
When two connected particles are accelerating is there tension or thrust in the coupling?
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When two connected particles are accelerating is there tension or thrust in the coupling?
tension acts away from each object towards the centre of the coupling.
thats what we learn at a level but i remember learning something about thrust in a couple - can you explain this?
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