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I know we can't use classical mechanics to describe or measure the quantum. That is not what I'm asking. I am asking whether particles still follow the same rules like action/reaction if there is a force involved.
If electron A interacts with electron B, is Newton's 3rd law still being applied to both particles, even though there's no way to predict or measure this? Like, is it just still "happening"? Because how else can *anything* change it's velocity without a previous force involved?
If electron A interacts with electron B, is Newton's 3rd law still being applied to both particles, even though there's no way to predict or measure this? Like, is it just still "happening"? Because how else can *anything* change it's velocity without a previous force involved?