"Whenever there is a collision between two objects, the objects involved exert forces on eac other that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction." Q1: Which of Newton's three laws does the previous statement correspond to? "As a consequence of this impact force, the motion of each object changes, i.e., each accelerates." Q2: Which of Newton's three laws does the previous statement correspond to:

"Whenever there is a collision between two objects, the objects involved exert forces on eac other that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction." Q1: Which of Newton's three laws does the previous statement correspond to? "As a consequence of this impact force, the motion of each object changes, i.e., each accelerates." Q2: Which of Newton's three laws does the previous statement correspond to:

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