You push a table, and it starts to move. Does this scenario shows that the third law of motion does not always hold? Explain your answer.

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A. You push a table, and it starts to move. Does this scenario shows that the third law of motion does not always hold? Explain your answer.

B. A stone is kicked from rest ans slides at a constant velocity on a frictionless sheet of ice. What is the total force on the stone after the kick? Explain your answer.

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