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Swimming is possible on account of

A) First law of motion B) Second law of motion C) Third law of motion

D) Newton's law of gravitation

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answered Dec 21, 2021 by kritika (90.1k points)

C) Third law of motion

Explanations: Swimming is account on the Newton’s third law of motion since as we push the water we feel equal force by water on us and we move front.

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