Physics, asked by pnattgathangal, 5 months ago

Give an example to demonstrate Newton's Third law of motion.​

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Answered by suryasaiharshith
3

Answer:

you are walking on ground you exerts some force ground and in the same way ground also exerts the same and equal force on you (weight and normal reaction)

Answered by srijan123461
1

Answer:

a ball hitting a wall

Explanation:

if we hit a ball to wall it returns again back to us

therefore we can use as an example of third law

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