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"When object A exerts a
force on object B, object B will exert an equal and opposite force back on
object A." |
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Any time you touch an
object, it is touching you with the same amount of force. |
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The forces here are equal
and opposite. Neither the dog nor its owner pulls with greater force. They
pull with the same force in opposite directions. |
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Forces always come in equal and opposite pairs.
This means that the forces are equal even when a big object crashes into a
small object. |
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The forces
will be equal when the truck crashes into the car. Since the car is smaller, the car will have a greater
acceleration. |
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