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A fly with mass m= 1/1,000 kg collides with a car of mass M=1,000 kg. The...

A fly with mass m= 1/1,000 kg collides with a car of mass M=1,000 kg. The car applies a force of 10 Newtons on the fly.

What is the force that the fly applies on the car?

Enter the number only in Newtons.

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