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A shotgun is fired, and the "kick" of the gun injures a person's shoulder. Is this a example of Newton's first, second, or third law?

A shotgun is fired, and the "kick" of the gun injures a person's shoulder. Is this a example of Newton's first, second, or third law?
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A shotgun is fired, and the "kick" of the gun injures a person's shoulder.

Is this a example of Newton's first, second, or third law?

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Answer:This is Newton's third law of motion

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it is Newtown's third law

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