I would say that has to do with biology and chemistry more than physics.
2006-08-16 04:07:32
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answered by flipturn2001 2
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Lets say that love and friendship are magnets that attract two different people together like the north and south poles of magnets.
Love would be like people with niobium magnets. The attraction between opposite poles of these magnets is very strong. Two niobium magnets each the size of a nickel could bruise your hand if you held the magnets on each side and let go. Their attraction can penetrate the skin and bone of your hand and still bring them together.
Friendship would be like a normal iron magnet. The north and south poles attract each other, but if you put a piece of cardboard between them the attraction does not reach. The attraction bringing them together is weak and the magnets will slide off the cardboard.
2006-08-16 04:15:51
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answer #2
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answered by physandchemteach 7
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That's sort of like asking what is the mathematical formula for purple.
You can discuss love and friendship in fields like psychology and psychobiology. You can study why some animals form packs and some don't, and the value of friendships in orangutan society, wolf society, and human society, to name a few.
But it's not a physics problem.
2006-08-16 04:08:12
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answered by TychaBrahe 7
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Love physical attraction
Frienship is mental attraction
2006-08-16 04:27:36
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answered by Dr M 5
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Friendship:
is like a planet orbiting around the sun, but never falls into the sun directly.
Love:
... is like a magnetic field, when you are trapped into its magnetic field, you will be attracted into it.
Friendship:
is the constant momentum, P=mv always the velocity is constant, always a person will be with you but with no change of feelings
Love:
Changes in time: F=ma, the velocity varies with time, sometimes is lower and sometimes faster, when you are in love sometimes you are sad and sometimes you are happy by your love.
and so on.......
2006-08-16 08:27:59
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answer #5
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answered by sonfarX 4
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First off, only one has any relationship to physics. The other is more directly related to math.
Friendship is kind of like gravity. The force is fairly weak, but remains constant unless the distance between the two changes. Even if friendship decreases because of distance, it quickly returns to its previous level when the objects are closer to each other again.
Love is more like the relationship between sine and cosine. It would be nice to pretend the two could easily come together as one, but things are a little more complicated than that. You have to square their emotions first before they can come together as one.
In spite of the closeness of their relationship, the two always seem to be 90 degrees apart. In fact, when sine seemed to have absolutely no attraction for cosine, cosine was madly in love with sine. That attention seems to increase sine's affection for cosine, but, alas, as soon as sine's attraction increases, cosine begins to have issues about not being ready for commitment and it's attraction for sine decreases.
Even when sine finally gets the message and its attraction for cosine begins to ebb, cosine is even more eager for its freedom and loathes sine until sine has no attraction whatsoever for the jerk, cosine. At that point, cosine begins to realize what he's losing and his loathing for sine begins to decrease.
Too late, it's going to take a lot more than less loathing to woo sine back. Finally, sine reaches the point where she would spit on the ground cosine walks on and cosine thinks that's very sexy.
Cosine's attraction for sine begins to increase. He lavishes attention on sine until sine softens and begins to like cosine again, with her attraction building to the point that cosine begins to have commitment issues again and the cycle endlessly repeats.
2006-08-16 04:55:06
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answer #6
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answered by Bob G 6
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My answer is that woman have been gifted with love,hate,kindness ,and we do not know what time a woman can show diverse thoughts.So her thoughts can't be measured.
2016-09-29 08:12:49
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answer #7
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answered by kuhlmann 4
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in physics:
LOVE: is the only thing that doesn't obey newton 3rd law:
(every action has a reaction equal in magnitude & opposite in direction), becouse love can be from one side only & the other side feel nothing
FRIENDSHIP: it obeys newton 3rd law, becouse the friends must help each other, when my friends help me (action), i must help them too (reaction)
i hope u got ur point from my explanation
2006-08-16 08:31:00
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answered by Kevin 5
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theyre both principles and emotions and i have no idea how this relates to physics
2006-08-16 04:34:00
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answered by σοφια 5
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I agree.
2006-08-16 04:19:33
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answered by LEPTON 3
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