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If A boy leaps over a rock, What is the equal and opposite force for the force of the boy pushing on the ground as described by Newton's third law?
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If A boy leaps over a rock, What is the equal and opposite force for the

force of the boy pushing on the ground as described by Newton's third
law?

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Answer:

the normal force of the ground pushing the boy up

Explanation:

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Answer: normal force of the ground pushing the boy up

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