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Will two things push on each other with the same amount of force if they are going different speeds
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Will two things push on each other with the same amount of force if they are going different speeds

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No because F=MxA so the object with a greater product of mass(M)and acceleration(A)will produce more force(F)
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No, force = mass x acceleration, so an object moving at a faster speed due to this!
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