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Newton’s 3rd Law

Action

Reaction

Action

Reaction

Newton’s 3rd Law

(of motion)

(of motion)

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I can . . .

  • understandNewton’s Third Law of Motion
  • identifyAction / Reaction Pairs.
  • explain why�Action / Reaction Pairs�DON’T CANCEL.

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For every ACTION there is an opposite and equal REACTION.

If A pulls B (left),�B pulls A (right).

A

B

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Clifton Bluhm

Which force accelerates the car to the right?

  1. Engine
  2. Tires
  3. Road

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Clifton Bluhm

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Which received a LARGER force, the foot or the ball?

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ACTION = Earth Pulls Astronaut DOWN

REACTION = Astronaut Pulls Earth UP

MEarth = 5.976 x 1024 kg

MAstronaut = 71.4 kg

FAstronaut = 700 N (157 lbs)

FEarth = ?

AAstronaut = 9.8 m/s2

AEarth = ?

700 N

10,000 people

.

Entire Population of Earth = 7.0 billion

= 7.0 x 109

.

 

Astronaut weighs 700 N

 

 

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30 kg

10 kg

30 kg

10 kg

Acceleration UP = +2.0 m/s2

Use, g = 10 m/s2.

Blue

Red

From Blue = ?

From Earth = ?

From Earth = ?

From Red = ?

From Floor = ?

120 N

100 N

300 N

120 N

480 N

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agun =

abullet

f

fmbullet

mgun

=

Which received the LARGER force?

BOTH received the SAME force!

Which experienced the LARGER acceleration?

The one with the SMALLER mass!

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Which person received a LARGER force?

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Flavio~

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It is IMPOSSIBLE for someone to hit the paper with 50.0 lbs of force!

Force = 50.0 lbs� = (223 N)

masspaper = 4.45 g� = (.00445 kg)

accel = 50,100 m/s2

(5,010 “g’s”)

The paper is not capable of pushing BACK with 50 lbs.

Newton’s 2nd Law:

Newton’s 3rd Law:

 

 

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Reaction

Reaction

ACTION / REACTION FORCES�DON’T CANCEL

Action

Action

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ACTION / REACTION FORCES�DON’T CANCEL

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http://www.intermath-uga.gatech.edu/dictnary/images/circle/cart.jpg

20 N, Cart ON GROUND

300 N, Ground ON HORSE

100 N, Horse ON CART

? N, Cart ON HORSE

? N, Net Force ON HORSE

? N, Net Force ON CART

? N, Horse ON GROUND

? N, Net Force�ON HORSE/CART SYSTEM

? N, Ground ON CART

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http://www.intermath-uga.gatech.edu/dictnary/images/circle/cart.jpg

50 N, Cart ON GROUND

100 N, Horse ON CART

? N, Net Force ON CART

300 N, Horse ON GROUND

? N, Net Force�ON HORSE/CART SYSTEM

50 N, Ground ON CART

300 N, Ground ON HORSE

100 N, Cart ON HORSE

? N, Net Force ON HORSE

200 N

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? N, Net Force�ON HORSE/CART SYSTEM

? N, Net Force ON CART

50 N, Ground ON CART

100 N, Horse ON CART

200 N

50 N

 

How does the mass of the horse compare to the mass of the cart?

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250 N

50 N, Ground ON CART

300 N, Ground ON HORSE

? N, Net Force�ON HORSE/CART SYSTEM