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The two balls are an "action-reaction" pair. Ball 2 had a reaction to the action of ball 1, but ball 1 also had a reaction to ball 2. Explain how each ball moved after…

The two balls are an "action-reaction" pair. Ball 2 had a reaction to the action of ball 1, but ball 1 also had a reaction to ball 2. Explain how each ball moved after…
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The two balls are an "action-reaction" pair. Ball 2 had a reaction to the action of ball 1, but ball 1 also had a reaction to ball 2. Explain how each ball moved after the collision in terms of the forces the balls exerted on each other.

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Newton’s first law I guess
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