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Opposing Forces

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Guess the physics law behind pushes and pulls.

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Guess the physics law behind pushes and pulls.

by Aarvin
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Two forces at work, one you apply and one that applies back, in equal strength but opposite direction.

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An action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Pushing against a surface causes a counter-push in the opposite direction.

Forces come in pairs when objects interact.

2

I start it, but my friend only reacts

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My best friend starts it but it's my responsibility to end it

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Me and my friend are always together and we always are in a pair

 
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