Explain why an object moves if the action-reaction forces are equal

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anonymous · Answer

because it is the nature of nature

anonymous · Answer

Because nothing is stopping it.

anonymous · Answer

(Newton's First Law, and all that...)

anonymous · Answer

@CliffSedge  your explanation seems absolutely illogical sorry to say that but the fundamental reason is something else

anonymous · Answer

newton's first law say that if some subtances is move if we give a force and silent if no force

anonymous · Answer

action -reaction forces are instantaneous , when an impulsive force or a prolonged force is applied on a body and if it is sufficient to overcome every resistance then body will move @MickieLongBottom  ya have misunderstood third law. read it deeper

anonymous · Answer

@jasonxx  agreed

anonymous · Answer

yup. when we give a force, then the other force will happen with same measure different line

vincent-lyon.fr · Answer

Because action and reaction apply to DIFFERENT systems.

anonymous · Answer

@LonelyandForgotten  thanks, i'd never expected this (: