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Which of newtons laws is illustrated by a squid moving forward by shooting water out behind it? Why?

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I believe its newtons 3rd law for every action there is an equal but opposite reaction since the squid is moving foward by shooting the water its pushing the squid back as its reaction. Hope this helped !

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