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A windshield hits a bug with force of 10 N. What force does the bug hit the windshield? Explain using Newton's third law.
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A windshield hits a bug with force of 10 N.

What force does the bug hit the windshield?
Explain using Newton's third law.

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The big hits the windshield with a force of 10N. Newton’s third law states that every action must have an equal and opposite reaction
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