Science, asked by ad1rimeetcutepeace, 1 year ago

When we push an object lying on a table, the table also pushes our hand with the same force in opposite direction....So keeping in mind the Third law of motion the object also exert the same force in opposite direction, so why doesn't our hand move backwards and why does the object only moves forward?

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Answered by infinitygirl

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the force applied is equal.

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