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Two bodies `P` and `Q` of masses `m_(1)` and `m_(2)` `(m_(2) gt m_(1))` are moving with velocity `v_(1)` and `v_(2)` force exerted by `P` on `Q` during the collision is

A

greater that the force exerted by `Q` on `P`

B

less than the force exerted by `Q` on `P`

C

same as the force exerted by `Q` on `P`

D

sam as the force exerted by `Q` on `P` but opposite in direction

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