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Newton's Third Law: Equal and opposite forces between interacting objects, leading to equal and opposite changes in momentum.

Diagram illustrating Newton's Third Law with two interacting objects, showing force pairs, momentum change, and impulse equations.

Diagram illustrating Newton's Third Law with two interacting objects, showing force pairs, momentum change, and impulse equations.

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