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Dramacon
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If a car is pushing a bus (and the two both move in the direction of the car), I understand that the amount of force with which the car pushes against the bus is equal to the force the bus pushes back on the car.
What I don't understand is why the car moves. Is it going forward with the same force that it applies on the bus (and therefore receives)?
What I don't understand is why the car moves. Is it going forward with the same force that it applies on the bus (and therefore receives)?