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Tamara Stein
17 July, 03:37
Facts about newton's third law
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Beatrice Henson
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The third law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This means that there are always two forces that are the same. In the example where you kicked the ball there is the force of your foot on the ball, but there is also the same amount of force that the ball puts on your foot. This force is in the exact opposite direction.
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