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If any body is tied to three or more ropes and is in the potential equilibrium, and then is allowed to achieve its equilibrium. Then the equilibrium achieved is achieved w.r.t what?

If any body is tied to three or more ropes and is in the potential equilibrium, and then is allowed to achieve its equilibrium. Then the equilibrium achieved is achieved w.r.t what? Correct Answer The ground

Yes, the equilibrium is being achieved w.r.t the ground. Like the motion, w.r.t ground need be zero. That is the relative velocity of the object or the body must be zero w.r.t the ground. This means motion is in equilibrium.

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