why does a boatman push the water backward with the oars while rowing a boat
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the boat man push the water backward because of third law of motion which is " every action has an equal and opposite reaction"
you may know the swimmer also pushes the water backwards to go ahead. Here also the same law occurs. when a boat man push the water backwards the boat feels and opposite action by which it moves forward
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the boat man push the water backward because of third law of motion which is " every action has an equal and opposite reaction"
you may know the swimmer also pushes the water backwards to go ahead. Here also the same law occurs. when a boat man push the water backwards the boat feels and opposite action by which it moves forward
hope it will help you
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a boatman push the water backward with the oars because it gives pressure to water to go back which pulls the water forward and that moves the boat .
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