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When a hammer exerts a force on a nail, how does this amount of force compare with that of the nail on the hammer?
To compare: The amount of force exerted by hammer on nail with the amount of force exerted by nail on hammer.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Single force does not exist. Force always in pair. Force is always a part of mutual action which involves another force.
Hammer exerts a force on nail is action and nail exert a force on hammer is reaction.
The interaction between hammer exerted on a nail is same as nail exerts on hammer.
Conclusion:
Same reaction force nail exerts on hammer.
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