Which scenario does NOT correctly represent an action-reaction pair as per Newton's third law?

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Which scenario does NOT correctly represent an action-reaction pair as per Newton's third law? — Exam MCQ

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B. A book pressing down on a table and gravity pulling the book down — Newton’s third law states that interaction forces occur in equal-magnitude, opposite-direction pairs acting on different bodies.

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A. Feet pushing the ground and the ground pushing back while walking

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C. Rocket exhaust gases pushing backward and air pushing the rocket forward

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D. A bat hitting a ball and the ball pushing back on the bat

Which scenario does NOT correctly represent an action-reaction pair as per Newton's third law?

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