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Two bumper cars collide and then move away from each other. The forces exerted are: A. Equal and opposite B. Opposite C. Equal

Two bumper cars collide and then move away from each other. The forces exerted are: A. Equal and opposite B. Opposite C. Equal
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Two bumper cars collide and then move away from each other. The forces exerted are:

A. Equal and opposite
B. Opposite
C. Equal

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Answer:

the answer is b

Step-by-step explanation:

if it was equal they would move away from each other

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