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Alexa Spence
8 February, 09:31
Why don't action and reaction forces cancel out?
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Nelson Garner
8 February, 11:43
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Action and reaction forces act on different objects in the interaction. Two equal and opposite forces acting on the same object do not make an action - reaction pair
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