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Regarding Newton's 3rd Law, do we always see an equal effect on each object? Aka, are both objects always affected the same? Why so?

Regarding Newton's 3rd Law, do we always see an equal effect on each object? Aka, are both objects always affected the same? Why so?
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Regarding Newton's 3rd Law, do we always see an equal effect on each object? Aka, are both objects always affected the same? Why so?

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not always ot depends mostly on the mass of each object and how the collode

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