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Can an action force exist without a reaction force?
To identify: Whether an action force exist without a reaction force.
Answer to Problem 1A
No, an action force cannot exist without a reaction force.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
A force is always in pair that involves another force. For every action force there is reaction force.
Every force is interaction of involves a pair of forces. Single force does not exist. To every action force, there is reaction force.
Conclusion:
Therefore, an action force cannot exist without a reaction force.
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