2. You are driving your car to province when mosquito splatters on the a windshield.Which has a greater magnitude? i. the force that the car exerted on the mosquito ii. the force that the mosquito exerted on the car iii. the magnitudes are the same If they are different, how can you reconcile this fact with the Newton's third law of motion? If they are equal, why is the mosquito splattered while the car is undamaged

2. You are driving your car to province when mosquito splatters on the a windshield.Which has a greater magnitude? i. the force that the car exerted on the mosquito ii. the force that the mosquito exerted on the car iii. the magnitudes are the same If they are different, how can you reconcile this fact with the Newton's third law of motion? If they are equal, why is the mosquito splattered while the car is undamaged

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