In the figure shown, a balloon is pressed against a wall. It is in equilibrium and maximum compresed state.$\vec F_1\,=$ force of balloon on hand of man $;$ $\vec F_2\,=$ force of balloon on wall $;$ $\vec F_3\,=$ friction $;$ $\vec F_4=$ weight of balloon. Choose the correct statement.
In the figure shown, a balloon is pressed against a wall. It is in equilibrium and maximum compresed state.$\vec F_1\,=$ force of balloon on hand of man $;$ $\vec F_2\,=$ force of balloon on wall $;$ $\vec F_3\,=$ friction $;$ $\vec F_4=$ weight of balloon. Choose the correct statement.
- A
$\vec {F_1}$ and $\vec {F_2}$ are action reaction pairs.
- B
$\vec {F_3}$ and $\vec {F_4}$ are action reaction pairs.
- C
$\vec {F_2}$ and $\vec {F_3}$ are action reaction pairs.
- D
$\vec {F_4}$ and gravitational force exerted by balloon on earth are action reaction pairs.
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