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johncena
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I am very much confused with this statements
"The forces of action and reaction never cancels out each other , but the internal forces on a system of particles cancel out in pairs "
I think i know the reason for the first statement.i.e,The forces of action and reaction are acting on different bodies, and hence they does not cancel each other.
But what about internal forces ? Aren't they acting on different bodies ? then how can they cancel out each other ?
"The forces of action and reaction never cancels out each other , but the internal forces on a system of particles cancel out in pairs "
I think i know the reason for the first statement.i.e,The forces of action and reaction are acting on different bodies, and hence they does not cancel each other.
But what about internal forces ? Aren't they acting on different bodies ? then how can they cancel out each other ?