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Forces
Newtons 3rd law
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What do Newton's first and second laws of motion indicate about their complexity?
They are
fairly straightforward
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What does Newton's third law of motion state about the forces between two interacting objects?
The forces are
equal
and
opposite
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Why is it recommended to learn Newton's third law exactly as stated?
It may be
required
in the exam
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Why can Newton's third law seem tricky?
It involves understanding
equal
and
opposite
forces
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What is an example of Newton's third law involving a man in a canoe?
Man pushes
paddle
on water
Water
pushes
back on
paddle
Forces
are
equal in magnitude
,
opposite in direction
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How does a skateboarder demonstrate Newton's third law?
Skateboarder pushes off
skateboard
Skateboard moves
right
Skateboard
pushes
back on
skateboarder
Skateboarder moves
left
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What happens when a rocket fires according to Newton's third law?
Rocket pushes down on
exhaust gases
Exhaust gases push up on rocket
Forces
are equal in magnitude, opposite in direction
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How do car wheels demonstrate Newton's third law?
Wheel pushes backward on road
Road pushes forward on wheel
Forces are equal in magnitude, opposite in direction
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