If the slight resistance you feel from a light switch (when you flick it) is the reaction force, what is the action force?

Physics

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ziro4ka [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The action force is the force that causes a reaction, in this case, it will be flicking the switch, the resistance of the switch of being moved is what you "fell" as the resistance force. The correct option is A

Again, an action force is a given force in one direction, in this case, the spring is not stretching, but there is a force applied on it, so the action force will be the force of pulling the spring from both ends, in this case, the correct option is C

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