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Subject: Newton's Law 
Category: Science 
Asked by: brian0575-ga 
List Price: $10.00  Posted: 26 Jun 2003 01:03 PDT 
Expires: 26 Jul 2003 01:03 PDT 
Question ID: 221870 
 
When I was a young man I was taught that every action has a reaction.
If I use an electric drill to bore a hole -  and the drill bit becomes
'stuck' the electric drill tries to twist my arm.   If I use an 'air 
powered' mechanics' gun I am able to undo ever the tightest nuts/bolts
e.g. lorry wheel nuts,  with hardly any effort  -  apart from a 
'machine gun' noise.   My query   -  WHERE HAS THE REACTION GONE THAT
NEWTON SAID THERE WOULD BE? 
 
                Regards, 
 
                    Brian Allanson.
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