Choose the correct pair of action / reaction forces. Assume the car is moving forward. O tire pushes roadway back roadway pushes tire forward O tire pushes roadway down O roadway pulls tire down O roadway pushes tire back

Choose the correct pair of action / reaction forces. Assume the car is moving forward. O tire pushes roadway back roadway pushes tire forward O tire pushes roadway down O roadway pulls tire down O roadway pushes tire back

College Physics

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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forces.
Assume the car is moving forward.
O tire pushes roadway back
roadway pushes tire forward
O tire pushes roadway down
O roadway pulls tire down
O roadway pushes tire back

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