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What happens when a immovable object meets an unstoppable force?

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Answered by kamvbgulsbr

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well, there are two answers for this. first if the immovable object is so strong in its position as fixed, then no matter how much force we apply, it will NOT BE MOVED. whereas if the force is so bid or so strong, then, the object how strong it may be attached or not movable, will be moved.

Answered by prituldave

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if a immovable object meets an unstoppable force then the newton third law will be applied that action and reaction are take place with both objects

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