When discussing newton’s laws of motion, which terms do people most likely use when talking about newton’s third law of motion? “force” and “acceleration” “inertia” and “force” “action” and “reaction” “mass” and “inertia”

The answer is: c. “action” and “reaction”

Let's put a letter to each option in order to make the explanation easier:

a. "force” and “acceleration”: false, this option is referring to Newton's second law which describes the relation between force, the mass and the acceleration of an object.

b. “inertia” and “force”: false, this option refers to Newton's first law which describes the relation between the motion of a body and its inertia.

c. “action” and “reaction”: true, Newton's third law states that for an action there is always a reaction, talking about forces. When a force is applied on an object, the object also applies a force with same magnitude and orientation but in the opposite direction.

d. “mass” and “inertia”: false, it could be the terms which people use when they are talking about Newton's first and second law.

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