According to the third law of motion when we apply a force on a body the body applies equal and opposite force. one student is trying to push a car but he is not able to do so. he is saying that the force I am applying to the car, the car is also applying an equal force to me so the both the force are cancelling each other that's why the car is not moving . tell him why the car is not moving
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no what the student says is wrong
it is due to the friction applied by the ground on the car that he is not able to move it
the limiting friction has to be over come by applying a force equal to C*m*g
where c is the friction coefficient
only after that he will be able to move the car
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