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Third Law of Motion

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It is stated that every action has a equal and and opoosite direction so if a body is at rest and there there is no net externel force acting on it so there are any other force acting on the body like frictional is the force acts when only a body is in motion

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friction works in standing position that is known as static friction . and in moving position it is as kinetic friction.

in standing position due to friction it remain in static position.

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