The law which implies that forces are always found in pairs is, Newton's

First law of motion

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Second law of motion

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Third law of motion

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Law of gravitation

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Solution

The correct option is C Third law of motion
Newton's Third Law say so, forces come in pairs, in order for an object to exert a force on one object, it must experience an equal but opposite force acting on it from the other object.
Hence, Option $C$ is the correct answer.

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F = \frac{G m_{1} m_{2}}{d^{2}}

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