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OpenStudy (realsiege):

does anyone know what mutual force is? couldn't find it on google

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

A mutual force is the interaction force between two objects. Such mutual force can be described by introduction of the concept of \(field\) of forces, namely a geometric or euclidean region wherein such two objects are positioned. With that hypothesis, we can say that a pair of mutual forces (one force, of the pair, for each object) is acting on the two objects, and such pair of forces obeys to the \(3-rd\) Newton's law, even if the question is more subtle, since the interaction can propagate with a determined speed, namely the light speed.

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