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Newton’s Third Law of Motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Which of these illustrates Newton’s Third Law? A: Two students of similar mass run into each other. They bounce off each other when they collide.

B: Two students of similar mass run side by side into a wall and punch holes of equal size before emerging on the other side.

C: Two students of similar mass run in opposite directions, but one accelerates at twice the rate of the other.

D: Two students of similar mass run at the same speed in opposite directions on a track. They will collide with 400 Newtons of force in 400 meters.

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