Physics, asked by alizaiqbal2324, 10 months ago

A boy pushes a wall with a force of 10 N towards
What force is exerted by the wall on the boy?​

Answers

Answered by kotasrinadh
2

Answer:

10N

Explanation:

Answered by MisterIncredible
3

\color{red}\huge\mathrm{Hello.....…Mate}

We can't find out the actual force exerted by the wall.

But we can classify it on 2 different cases

\color{yellow}\huge\underline\mathrm{First..Case 1}

\huge{According to Newton}

If two bodies applies each other than the chance of moving away is impossible.

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This means if a body à and body b applies same force on each other then the body a can't move body b and body b can't move body a . Since the force acting is equal.

Here body à is the boy and body b is the wall.

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\color{orange}\huge\underline{second case..2}

If body à which is stationary applies more force than the body b which is moving then body b can't move body à because the force exerted is not enough

Here in this case ,

The wall is stationary ( not moving) whereas the boy is moving if the boy applies 10 Newton's of force then the wall applies some force which is greater than 10 Newton's .

so the final conclusion is that .

The force exerted by the wall is equal to 10N

or

Greater than 10 N

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