why the foot of a man is injured when he hits a stone?
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Newton’s third law states: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
When you hit the stone, equal force is applied on your toe as well. Stone being strong does not get affected, but your toe is comparatively fragile. As a result this force hurts your toe.
MARK BRAINLIEST ...
When you hit the stone, equal force is applied on your toe as well. Stone being strong does not get affected, but your toe is comparatively fragile. As a result this force hurts your toe.
MARK BRAINLIEST ...
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Hey mate your answer is here
When man hits a stone he same amount of
force that he hits the stone with is projected
back to the foot 3rd law of motion (equal and
opposite reaction due to action). This is what
causes injury to the foot
Hope it will help you
Thanks
When man hits a stone he same amount of
force that he hits the stone with is projected
back to the foot 3rd law of motion (equal and
opposite reaction due to action). This is what
causes injury to the foot
Hope it will help you
Thanks
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