The ends of a rope are held by two men who pulls on it with equal and opposite forces of magnitude $F$ each. Then the tension in the rope is
The ends of a rope are held by two men who pulls on it with equal and opposite forces of magnitude $F$ each. Then the tension in the rope is
- A
$F$
- B
$2F$
- C
$\frac{F}{2}$
- D
Zero
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