Answer to Question #87942 in Classical Mechanics for Merl

Classical Mechanics

Question #87942

A positive charge exerts a 5.0-N force on a negative charge. What force does the negative charge exert on the positive charge?

Expert's answer

Following the third Newton's law. the negative charge exert on the positive charge the same force - 5.0-N, but in opposide direction

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