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What is the significance of Newton's third law in understanding gravitational interactions?
A. Gravity only acts on lighter objects
B. The stone does not exert any force
C. It implies that if the Earth pulls a stone, the stone also pulls the Earth with equal force
D. Gravitational forces do not follow Newton's third law
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