Science, asked by rehmanabida634, 7 months ago

Shall we ever be able to write, if the force we apply on pen is not reverted back by the paper, Why?

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Answered by Nemha

Answer:

Explanation:

as there will be no friction

Answered by neha25012006

Answer:

no because our writing is in accordance to the Newton's third law of motion where the presence of two forces acting in opposite direction is essential.

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Shall we ever be able to write, if the force we apply on pen is not reverted back by the paper, Why?​

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Shall we ever be able to write, if the force we apply on pen is not reverted back by the paper, Why?