Newton's third law says that for every action there's an equal-but-opposite reaction. Hidden inside it is a deep principle of physics: conservation of momentum! Get the notes for free here: https://courses.physicswithelliot.com...

Newton's third law looks a little strange the first time you see it: all forces between particles come in equal-but-opposite pairs. But it's really all about a more intuitive physical principle: the conservation of momentum. It implies that in an isolated system---meaning one where there are no outside forces acting on it---the total momentum will be conserved. I'll explain why in this video. But there's a catch: Newton's third law isn't always true!

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