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A large truck hits a small car and totals it. If the truck exerted a force of 25000 N on the car How much force did the car exert on the truck? Which of Newton's Laws explains this?
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A large truck hits a small car and totals it.  If the truck exerted a force of 25000 N on the car

How much force did the car exert on the truck? Which of Newton's Laws explains this?

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The two vehicles experience a force of the same magnitude due to Newton's third law
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