Please help ASAP! If you were to push a brick wall with 100 N of force, how much force would the wall push back towards you?

The sum of the forces on the wall =

(the mass of the wall) TIMES (the acceleration of the wall)

100N + wall push back force =

(the mass of the wall) TIMES (the acceleration of the wall)

If the wall does not move, then the acceleration of the wall is zero and the above equation reduces to:

100N + wall push back force = 0 which is rearranged to show:

wall push back force = -100N i.e. an equal and opposite force

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