Aforce pair is produced when a tennis racket strikes a tennis ball. which of the following best explains why the tennis ball does not have zero net force acting on it?
-the force exerted on the ball is greater than that exerted on the racket.
-each half of the force pair acts on a different object.
-the two forces act in the same direction.
-the forces act perpendicular to each other.
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