To take the boat away from the bank of a river, the boat man pushes the bank with an oar. why
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When a boatman takes theboat away from the bank of the river, he sits in a boat and pushes the river bank with his ore. When the boatmanexerts a force of action on the bankwith his ore, the bank exerts an equal and opposite force of reaction on theboat. Hence, the boat moves away from the bank.
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When a boatman takes theboat away from the bank of the river, he sits in a boat and pushes the river bank with his ore. When the boatmanexerts a force of action on the bankwith his ore, the bank exerts an equal and opposite force of reaction on theboat. Hence, the boat moves away from the bank.
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because of Newton's third law
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