Physics, asked by sameer5, 1 year ago

what is newton's III law.?

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Answered by Anonymous

Its state that to every action there is always equal and opposite reaction.action and reaction will not occur on the same body but act on two different body.( Fab = -Fba.)........

Answered by samuelwycliffe

For every action there is always equal and opposite reaction.

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