how do force occura.in pairsb.in tripletsc.by themselvesD.as a single quality
Answer (1)
according to newton's third law of motion (action and reaction), forces work in twos/pairs: for every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction. for example, when you bounce a ball on the floor, there is the force when your hand pushes the ball to the ground. however, there is also the opposite force of the ball pushing back from the ground and back into your hand.
