Physics Dynamics
The large block m is 10 kg, and the smaller block m is 5 kg. The applied force, F is 100 N. The large block m experiences a 40 N frictional force opposing the applied force, and the smaller block m experiences a 20 N frictional force. Find the action-reaction force between the boxes. (This question requires Newton's Third Law.)
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