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    Newton's third law of motion states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. It explains that when one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body simultaneously exerts a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction on the first body. The document provides several examples to illustrate this law, such as a hammer hitting a nail, a person kicking a football, and a swimmer pushing water to move forward. It also notes that while the action and reaction forces are equal, their net force is not necessarily zero, and that the third law applies both when objects are at rest or in motion.

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    Newton's third law of motion states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. It explains that when one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body simultaneously exerts a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction on the first body. The document provides several examples to illustrate this law, such as a hammer hitting a nail, a person kicking a football, and a swimmer pushing water to move forward. It also notes that while the action and reaction forces are equal, their net force is not necessarily zero, and that the third law applies both when objects are at rest or in motion.

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    Newton's third law of motion states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. It explains that when one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body simultaneously exerts a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction on the first body. The document provides several examples to illustrate this law, such as a hammer hitting a nail, a person kicking a football, and a swimmer pushing water to move forward. It also notes that while the action and reaction forces are equal, their net force is not necessarily zero, and that the third law applies both when objects are at rest or in motion.

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    Newtons Third Law of Motion:

    Law of Interaction
    Group 4: IV- St. Augustine
    Allona Jane M. Naoz
    Daven R. Enova
    Maria Angelie Judel O. Saludo
    Leziel C. Parec
    Arvin D. Faderagao

    INTRODUCTION:
    Isaac Newtonstatedhisthirdlawofmotion,whichisallabout
    theAction-Reaction Forces.
    Newtonslawofinertiashowstherelationshipbetweenforce
    andmotion,whilehislawofaccelerationdemonstratesthe
    effectofforcesonmotion.Histhirdlawexplainsthenatureof
    forces.Wealwaysfeelthethirdlaweverytimeweinteractwith
    objectsaroundus.
    Thelawofinteractionstatesthat:

    For every action exerted by one body,


    there is an equal but opposite force
    acting on some other body.

    DemonstrationofNewtonsThird
    LawVideo
    (Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKJDpPi-UN0)

    ILLUSTRATION:
    Letusillustratethislaw:
    Ifatableispressedfromitscorner
    withyourhand,thetablepushes
    backandresultisadentinourskin.
    Ifwepressthetableharder,dentin
    ourskingoesdeeper.Thisresults
    inNewton Third Law.

    Newtons Third Law of


    Motion Examples
    1. Hammer on the nail
    Heretheforceexertedbythehammeronthenailisequalin
    magnitudeandoppositeindirectiontotheforceappliedbythe
    nailonthehammer.

    2.Ball being thrown


    Anotherexampleisthatwhenwethrowaballupward,forceof
    gravityisappliedbytheearthontheball.

    3. A person slams a wall.


    Supposeapersonslamsthewallwithhisfist.Theforceapplied
    bythepersonthroughhisfistonthewallisequaltotheforce
    appliedbythewallonthefist.Harderthepersonslamsthewall,
    morehegetshurt.Similarprocedureisfollowedwhenaperson
    kicksthefootball.

    4.How the bus move or run on road?


    Tireofthebusappliesforceontheroad.Directionoftheforce
    appliedbythetireontheroadisinbackwarddirection.Inreturn
    theroadpushesthebusintheoppositedirection,i.e.,inthe
    forwarddirection.Inthisway,busmovesontheroad.Ifmoreforce
    isappliedbythebusontheroad,buswillmovefaster.

    5.Rocket propulsion
    Itisshownhowtherocketmovesinthespacebyfollowing
    theNewton'sthirdlaw.Actually,whenrocketmovesinthe
    spaceitpushesthegasoutsidefromit,i.e.,rocketapplies
    forceonthegasesinthebackwarddirection.Asareaction,
    thegasesputequalamountofforceontherocketinthe
    oppositedirectionandtherocketmovesintheforward
    direction.

    6.Aswimmerpushesthewaterinthebackwarddirection(action
    force)andthewaterexertsaforceontheswimmer(reactionforce)
    whichpusheshimforward.

    Action and Reaction Forces Acting on a Swimmer

    Special Thanks to Marvin Mabalot.

    TounderstandmoreaboutNewtons
    ThirdLaw(LawofInteraction),just
    sitbackandrelaxaswewatchthis
    video.

    NOTE:
    Eventhoughtheactionandreactionforcesare
    equalandoppositetheirresultantisnot
    equaltozeroastheactionandreactionforcesare
    actingontwodifferentbodies
    Thethirdlawholdsgoodwhentheinteracting
    bodiesareatrestorinmotion
    Newton'sthirdlawdescribestherelationship
    betweentheforceofinteractionbetweentwo
    objects
    Thislawdoesnotgiveusthemagnitudeofforce

    Newtons Third Law Application


    Friction:Whenanobjectmovesonthesurfaceorinthe
    water,aresistiveforceactsontheobjecttoretarditsmotion.
    Thisresistiveforceistermedastheforceoffriction.Forceof
    frictionallowsustomove,runandthemovementofvehicles
    totakeplace.
    This is called as the Force of Friction.
    Untiltheappliedforceremainssmallerthantheforceof
    friction,bookwillnotmove.Thisforceiscalledasstaticforce
    offrictionparticularly.Whentheappliedexternalforce
    becomesgreaterthantheforceoffriction,thebookstart
    moving.Roughsurfacesoffermoreforceoffrictionthanthe
    smoothsurfaces.

    SOURCE/S:

    http://physics.tutorvista.com/motion/newton-s-third-law-of-mo
    tion.html
    #
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKJDpPi-UN0
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP0Bb3WXJ_k

    QUESTIONS?
    CLARIFICATIONS?
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING!

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