When you fire a gun, you experience a recoil force due to the impulse produced by the
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When you fire a gun, you experience a recoil force due to the impulse produced by the bullet on the barrel of the gun. Is it possible to design a gun in which the recoil force is zero? If so, explain how you could do it. Why do you think guns are not made in this way?
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