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The force of the racket and the opposite force of the tennis ball do not cancel each other out. why?
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The force of the racket and the opposite force of the tennis ball do not cancel each other out. why?

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Yes, they're equal and opposite forces, but they don't both act on the same object, so they can't be added up.
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what in tannis you think that there is no force are cancel during game.  bro in tannis i.e ball produce a pressure on racket  5N  and the racket produce 70N force on ball so the resultented force will be 65N.
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