Question

A) : Action and reaction act at the same instant of time.
B) : Force always exists in action -reaction pair
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Answer 1

Answer:

yes both are true but your question is incomplete

Answer 2

Both (a) and (b) are true however (b) is not the reason for (a).

According to Newton's third law of motion, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

• We likewise realize that action-reaction sets act at the same time. In that capacity, no item ought to at any point change its condition of harmony yet we witness it consistently.
• Henceforth we can reason that the net power following up on a body should be positive for a state change to be conceivable, despite the fact that action-reaction sets are available all the time.
• The heading of the force on the primary article is inverse to the course of the force on the subsequent item. Forces generally come two by two - equivalent and inverse action-reaction force sets.