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Physics, 21.11.2020 05:40, perez120

An archer shoots an arrow into a target using a bow. If the "action" force is the force of the bowstring against the arrow, what is the "reaction force? a. the arrow's push against the bowstring
b. weight of the arrow
c. the archer's hand gripping the bowstring
d. the bowstring's force on the bow

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