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Riddle:
A magnet responds to Newton's third law with yes or no, conditionally.
What are the 2 basic conditions?




no achernar

You don't want me anymore on your subjects?
I am very sad

achernar wrote:You don't want me anymore on your subjects?
I am very sad

Objectivize a little!
You are the only one who dialogues

Hic,

You're an unpredictable funny and we like you (at least me) ;-)

Sometimes you just wonder where you're going with this.

' It’s not bad '



Have a good day !

Obamot wrote:Hic,

You're an unpredictable funny and we like you (at least me) ;-)

Sometimes you just wonder where you're going with this.

' It’s not bad '



Have a good day !

For now, only achernar has answered!

BIZZarre! no?

Do you prefer the spiel?

Sorry

Not everyone has answers, it's 'complicated'.

;-)

Must dig, it must be that ...

Obamot wrote:Sorry

Not everyone has answers, it's 'complicated'.

;-)

Must dig, it must be that ...

In short! you don't have the answer! (you agree?)

Finally ?! It's hard to make it simpler


Who else is taking a chance?
The important thing is to participate. Stone coubertin

izentrop wrote:

Hic wrote:Riddle:
A magnet responds to Newton's third law with yes or no, conditionally.
What are the 2 basic conditions?

Answer without explanation please!

newton in high school

@Achenar, indeed we are more in the same field with nuclear magnetic resonance NMR.
A pearl, this document from the Toulouse Astrophysical Laboratory - We can leaf through the pages by changing the last digit of the link and the other documents on magnetism by changing the penultimate digit

No need to create yet another topic on the same theme
Me too I dialogue. I even answer the questions people ask me.

Zero point!
A book is not magnetic!


Well ! I give you a second chance (or as many as you want)! I'm nice huh? It's very cool!

Hic wrote:

izentrop wrote:

Hic wrote:Riddle:
A magnet responds to Newton's third law with yes or no, conditionally.
What are the 2 basic conditions?

Answer without explanation please!

newton in high school

@Achenar, indeed we are more in the same field with nuclear magnetic resonance NMR.
A pearl, this document from the Toulouse Astrophysical Laboratory - We can leaf through the pages by changing the last digit of the link and the other documents on magnetism by changing the penultimate digit

No need to create yet another topic on the same theme
Me too I dialogue. I even answer the questions people ask me.

Zero point!
A book is not magnetic!

Well ! I give you a second chance (or as many as you want)! I'm nice huh? It's very cool!

you call it elementary ????????????????
Why answer when you don't understand the question ??
to review

Hic wrote:

Hic wrote:Answer without explanation please!

newton in high school

Zero point!
A book is not magnetic!

Well ! I give you a second chance (or as many as you want)! I'm nice huh? It's very cool!

1 - You do not even bother to read the link to the end.
Otherwise you would have seen an example or 2 magnets in attraction, placed on a glass plate which move towards each other.
This is the only case where the famous 3è law applies.
But, this is a bad example. I see there rather potential energy that you bring to the magnets by spreading them at a distance of attraction.
It's the same with 2 objects connected by a stretched elastic.

2 - You answer me on another subject and besides you bomb the forum of repetitive texts by quoting entire answers and even you self-quote to add almost nothing, while there is the button "edit". Is it self-gratifying or what?

Is it your anarchic side that prevents you from understanding simple things?