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Newton’s blank law explains why my hand hurts when I clap loudly
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Newton’s blank law explains why my hand hurts when I clap loudly

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It would be Newton's "3rd" Law that explains why my hands hurt when I clap loudly, since this states that every action as an equal and opposite reaction.


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