A neutron star is moving in outer space at 4,000 km/hr. What happened to the star that set it in motion on it's current course?

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astra-53 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

a balanced force acted on it and propelled it to 4,000 km/hr

Explanation:

For the neutrons star which is moving in outer space at 4,000 km/hr, it could only be possible as a result of the balanced force which had already acted on it. <em>This is based on newton's law of motion which states that 'To every action, there is equal and opposite reaction'. </em>

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