Midget question

Red Squirrel

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I should know the answer and I feel embarrassed for not knowing.
If I have two midgets that are positioned to hold each other together is the force the same as if I had one of those midgets against a similar sized piece of metal would the force (compression force) be the same as the two midgets.
 

Shmee

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LOL what is this? Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. Is this homework?
 

dank69

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Not gonna waste time making another thread for this just to have it locked:

MAGAT question
I should know the answer and I feel embarrassed for not knowing.
If I have two MAGATs that are positioned to stick together is the force the same as if I had one of those MAGATs against a similar sized piece of metal would the force (compression force) be the same as the two MAGATs
 

Scarpozzi

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What about the polarity of said midgets? Isn't that a thing? North vs South Pole...
 
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I should know the answer and I feel embarrassed for not knowing.
If I have two midgets that are positioned to hold each other together is the force the same as if I had one of those midgets against a similar sized piece of metal would the force (compression force) be the same as the two midgets.

Depends if they are vaccinated. Vaccinated midgets have reversed polarity.
 

kt

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What about in the case of one midget and one anti-midget?
In the case of anti-midget that doesn't observe the law of science, the force vector is changed from 180 degrees to 90 degrees. So, instead of being 6ft apart the anti-midget's position ends up 6ft below the midget.