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How does Newton's third law explain the forces involved when a car hits a concreate barricade
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How does Newton's third law explain the forces involved when a car hits a concreate barricade

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when a car hits a concrete barricade Newton's third law states the barricade is hitting back on the car the third law is For every action there is an equal and opposite re-action.
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