why does a gun recoil when it is fired?
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THE GUN APPLIES A FORCE ON THE BULLETAND THE BULLET IN TURN APPLIES A FORCE ON THE GUN.THIS MAY BE EXPLAINED BY NEWTON`S THIRD LAW :-
EVERY ACTION HAS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION.
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THE GUN APPLIES A FORCE ON THE BULLETAND THE BULLET IN TURN APPLIES A FORCE ON THE GUN.THIS MAY BE EXPLAINED BY NEWTON`S THIRD LAW :-
EVERY ACTION HAS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION.
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Newtons third law of motion , every action has a equal and opposite reaction, the gun 's bullet moves forward , the gun moves backward
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Newtons third law of motion , every action has a equal and opposite reaction, the gun 's bullet moves forward , the gun moves backward
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it also contains law of conservation of linear momentum
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