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if this block is static, and then I make it dynamic (The block can slide down or it can be pulled up in the direction of F), will newton's 3rd law apply in this scenario of making the block dynamic? Or in any other way, can the 3rd law of newton be applicable?

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the newton third law

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the newton law is ""when an first objects experts force on second object .the second aboject also exterts on first object which is in equal magnitude but in opposite direction

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if this block is static, and then I make it dynamic (The block can slide down or it can be pulled up in the direction of F), will newton's 3rd law apply in this scenario of making the block dynamic? Or in any other way, can the 3rd law of newton be applicable?​

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if this block is static, and then I make it dynamic (The block can slide down or it can be pulled up in the direction of F), will newton's 3rd law apply in this scenario of making the block dynamic? Or in any other way, can the 3rd law of newton be applicable?