Physics, 02.03.2021 02:50, deon4257

An astronaut floating in space throws a wrench forward with the force of 10 N. How much force does the wrench apply to the astronaut?

A. greater than 10 N
B. less than 10 N
C. zero; the wrench does not apply a force
D. exactly 10 N

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