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Newton’s third law, to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, is valid in various situations for various reasons. If an object is pushing against another object, the other object reacts with an equal and opposite force. At the same time, inertial force is also arising upon the second object that is equal and opposite to the applied force upon the object. Is the inertial force arising upon the second object also responsible for the object reacting with equal and opposite force to the first object?