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25 May, 12:52

Two football linemen push against each other in practice. They do not move, but then lineman B moves forward and lineman A moves backward.

Why does this happen?

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Because the lineman push in different directions, the net force is zero.

When the lineman push on each other, they cause action-reaction forces that are unequal.

The forces are balanced, but then line B exerts a greater force, causing unbalanced forces.

Lineman A pushes with a greater force, causing a net force that acts in his direction.

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  1. 25 May, 14:19
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    The forces are balanced, but then line B exerts a greater force, causing unbalanced forces.
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