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Suppose you grab the middle of the spring and hold it perfectly still. Now un-stretch the left half of the spring (the part to the left of where you grabbed it). Nothing about the right half of the spring has changed, so the force applied to the right half of the spring must ( F2 ) be the same F1 we found earlier.

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