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if a truck hits a bug, they exert the exact same force on each other. That force is strong enough to squish the bug, but not strong enough to damage the truck. The force makes the bug accelerate very rapidly,
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if a truck hits a bug, they exert the exact same force on each other. That force is strong enough to squish the bug, but not strong enough to damage the truck. The force makes the bug accelerate very rapidly, but the truck keeps moving at a constant velocity. Do you agree? Why or why not? HELP XD

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The force of the bug on the windshield is equal to the force of the windshield on the bug, only in the opposite direction.
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