Question

At the start of a hockey game the record a job at the puck between two players from the opposing team. Each player wants to push the puck in the opposite direction. For several seconds the park does not move even though both players are pushing on it with the hockey sticks. What forces are acting on the puck, why the park does not move, and how one of the players could get the park to move in a direction they want

Answer 1

Answer:

1) The forces acting on the puck are the forces applied by the two players in their bid to push the puck in the opposite direction

2) The puck does not move because the forces applied by the two players are equal and opposite

3) A player can get the puck to move in the direction they want by increasing the force acting in the direction they want the puck to move

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