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When a bat strikes a ball, the force exerted can send the bat backwards. The force exerted on the bat is due to Newton's ??????? law.
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When a bat strikes a ball, the force exerted can send the bat

backwards. The force exerted on the bat is due to Newton's
??????? law.

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Newtons third law.. 100% your answer

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