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15 August, 14:02

Explain why an object moves if the action-reaction forces are equal.

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  1. 15 August, 14:21
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    An object moves even though the action-reaction forces are equal because not all objects have the same inertia, which is resistance to motion. This is why when you hit a ball with a bat the ball goes flying while the bat is only pushed back a bit. It is also why whenever you stand on earth, you're technically pushing the earth down a very small amount. You just can't notice it because the inertia of the earth is so great.
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