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What is the correct action-reaction pair relationship describing Newton's third law? Force A on B __Force A on B Force A on B Force B on A Force A on B Force B on A o Force A on B > _ Force B on A -
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What is the correct action-reaction pair relationship describing Newton's third law?

Force A on B
__Force A on B
Force A on B
Force B on A
Force A on B
Force B on A
o Force A on B > _ Force B on A
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Force A on B anf Force B on Force A is always equal and opposite. Now I don't know which option your talking about in this one.

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