13-11-2022
Physics

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Amed watched a video of someone using a jetpack rocket at a lake. Water is pumped out of the lake into the jetpack, and then the water is fired out of the jetpack, as shown in the picture. The rider is lifted out of the water and can move around over the lake.

Explain to Amed what an action-reaction pair is and which two objects are causing the action reaction pair in this activity

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