NEWTON'S 3RD LAW

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Today we are going to explain to you what Newton's 3rd Law of Motion is. If you have any questions or comments we will answer them at the end.

NEWTON'S 3RD LAW IS...

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Which means there is kind of like an even and an odd working on it.

Example: When the swimmer pushes off the wall, the wall pushes back against the swimmer🏊.

Example: When the sole of your shoe pushes off against the ground, the ground pushes against your shoe👟

The direction of the force on the first object is opposite from the direction of the second object. So the directions will never be the same.🙅

Example: Magnets; when the sides come together, it's always the North and South poles.

According to Newton, whenever objects A and B interact with each other, they exert forces upon each other. So when 2 objects touch, they put force on each other.🚻

Example: When a baseball player's bat hits the ball; the bat does not fly backwards because it exerts a force on the ball⚾️.

SOURCES🌀

• Physics classroom.com
• Our brains
• Kahoot.it
• Science Fusion textbook

ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?

Those were our explanations. Now please wait as we pull up our Kahoot!🕗

Now everyone please grab a peace of loose leaf paper and right a few sentences about what you learned. If you don't finish it, that's okay.

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