Physics, asked by girishpurshwani, 2 months ago

why does a simmer push the water backward?

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Answered by pavithragv788

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A swimmer push the water backwards to move forward because according to newton's 3rd law of motion in each and every action there is an equal and opposite force so if he push water backwards then acc. to newton's 3rd law he will move forward.

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why does a simmer push the water backward?​

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why does a simmer push the water backward?