I need help with a physics question
Although action and reaction<span> forces are always equal and opposite to </span>each other<span>, they are acting on two </span>different<span> objects. Saying that the forces </span>balance each other<span>implies that they are adding up to equal zero. Forces are only added when they are acting on the same object, </span>not<span> on </span>different<span> objects</span>
A digestion system specialist is a gastroenterologist
Yes, 40% of collisions do result in an injury
<span>In the situation where Fred is working on a certain project inside a not so well-lit garage and will have to deal with the use of numerous sharp tools, given that the only available outlet is not very accessible for him, the very safe thing for him to do is to ask certain adults to do the plugging of the light for him. </span>