Newton's 3rd Law
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| What is Isaac Newton's Third Law of Motion? | "Every Action has an Equal and Opposite Reaction."
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| What is an example of this law? | A rocket launching.
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| How does this law apply to everyday life? | When an object exerts force on an object, that object exerts an equal force on the first object.
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| How are action and reaction forces related? | The reaction force exerts a force in the opposite direction in which the action force was directed.
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| Can you always detect motion during an action force? | No, you cannot always detect it.
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| Why do action and reaction forces not cancel each other out? | They act on different objects so there is a change in motion.
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| Are action and reaction forces balanced or unbalanced? | They can be either.
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| What happens when two objects exert force on an object with equal force? | The object will not in either direction.
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| What would happen if you caught a ball on roller skates? | The force of the ball will push you backward.
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| If you were in a car traveling at 35mph and suddenly stopped, what would be the action and reaction forces? | The action would be the car stopping, and you lurching forward.
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