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Assumptions:
- We treat objects as point particles (no rotational motion - more
on this in chapter 8).
- We neglect masses of ropes and springs. One consequence of this
assumption is that the force exerted along a rope is the same at all points
in the rope.
Note: In problems with several bodies, apply Newton's 2nd law to
one body at a time.
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