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(A) The first ball has transferred something to the other, (B) yet nothing has been moved." [/ QUOTE ] Your professor was screwing with your head. He has to make up his mind. Is the force something, or nothing. in A he's treating the force as different from nothing, referring to it directly as something. In B he's constricting 'something' to those entities having mass, and now claiming the force therefore = nothing. Was he tenured? I'm being such a pickass because the meaning of 'exist' underlies the OPs claims and questions. It needs sorting out. |
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