newtonian mechanics - The non-doubling of forces from compression/tension,  is it just convention? - Physics Stack Exchange

newtonian mechanics - The non-doubling of forces from compression/tension, is it just convention? - Physics Stack Exchange

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I drew 2 diagrams. A 10-kg ball rests on the ground or is suspended from a rope. Everything is in static equilibrium. (I drew the first one twice just to illustrate that the gravity force acts at the

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