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I think in this case as they are talking about force, it is a vector and implicitly imply direction. So antiparallel really means that the two force are pointin
by phantomathkg 2y ago
I think in this case as they are talking about force, it is a vector and implicitly imply direction. So antiparallel really means that the two force are pointing to opposite direction.
- PittleyDunkin 2y agoYou'd think they'd include a term that signaled this is about vectors then! I foolishly assumed this was a new term for "orthogonal", but words don't really need to be meaningfully related to their roots to be meaningful themselves.
- ajkjk 2y agoIt is a very standard term in physics at the undergraduate level.