In a Vacuum, a coin and a feather fall equally, side by side. Would it be correct to say that equal forces of gravity act on both the coin and vacuum? Explain
Id say they have equal forces acting on them. Gravity is the only force acting on them its just that there's no air resistance so they...
Homework Statement
Newtons third law tells that if you push a box with 15N force, it pushes back on you with 15N force. How can you ever accelerate this box if it always pushes back with the same force you exert on it? explain briefly