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A rubber band is like a spring, when stretched to come distance it generates a force F.
When you want to represent the effect of the force F, each body sees the force F. It is wrong to divide that by 2 just because you are cutting out the band and replacing it with a force.
I suggest you represent the rubber band with a spring element.
A rubber band is like a spring, when stretched to come distance it generates a force F.When you want to represent the effect of the force F, each body sees the force F. It is wrong to divide that by 2 just because you are cutting out the band and replacing it with a force.
I suggest you represent the rubber band with a spring element.
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