The exact best method depends on a lot of unstated factors, such as the length and strength of the string, and whether there are any tools to hand. Also, do the children want to break the string roughly in the middle, so as to have two roughly equal pieces, or does it not matter where the string breaks?
Each pulling one end is unlikely to be the best method. One or both children might fall over backwards when the string breaks, or the weaker child might be drawn towards the stronger one. A better option would be for one child to stand on the middle of the string and press downwards, while the other holds one end of the string in each hand and pulls upwards. If that doesn't work, both children could stand with one foot on the middle of the string and both could pull the ends upwards simultaneously.
A string under tension has potential energy, which will be liberated as kinetic energy should the string break or be released.
They stopped on Uriel for a break and to show the children what they are up against.
He was playing it and the string accidentally broke.
No, there are no strings in a heart.
No. If you tighten the string, the pitch will get higher and if you do it too much, the string may break. You need to loosen the string to make it lower.
The longer the string, the higher the probability that there will be flaws or defects in the string. Hence, the string can't hold as much weight because the flaw or defect will cause the string to break.
very high but the string will break under its weight after a bit
yes. But it is easier on your fingers
You're able to break cobwebs to obtain string, that's the only alternate into receiving it.
No. It is normal for that to happen. This usually happens if you tighten the string too much or it just wears down.
No children do not have school on black Friday because black Friday is during Thanksgiving break for most children
well that depends. if you are holding your bow and it breaks then you could get hurt and your bow could possibly break. if it breaks when your not holding it, then it might damage your bow. if it doesn't damage your bow, you can take it to be restrung or do it yourself. be careful of dry-releasing (pulling back the string without an arrow on it) because you can break the string and/or break your bow.