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According to Newton's 3rd law: There is always an ___ __ and _______ force acting on any object that interacts with another object Equal and Opposite Vertical and Horizonta…
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According to Newton's 3rd law: There is always an ___ __ and _______ force acting on any object that interacts with another object Equal and Opposite Vertical and Horizonta…
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According to Newton's 3rd law: There is
always an ___ __ and _______ force
acting on any object that interacts with
another object
Equal and Opposite
Vertical and Horizontal
Faster and Slower
Greater and Lesser
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the correct answer is equal and opposite
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