When a gun is fired, why does the guner receive the jerk ?
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Answer / sanju
Because there is an equal and opposite reaction by the bullet.
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Answer / er.s.kant
According to momentum conservation princple, momontum has
to be conseved before and after the firing. and so gun also
moves towards backward direction and exert a force on
gunner.
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