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force pair
Definition: an action force and the reaction force that it produces, according to Newton's third law of motion. Example: An example of a force pair is a light bulb because you have to flip a switch to turn on a light bulb.
force pair
Definition: an action force and the reaction force that it produces, according to Newton's third law of motion. Example: When I jump, my legs push me into the air
force pair
Definition: an action force and the reaction force that it produces, according to Newton's third law of motion. Example: When one object is moved it causes another to move as well. like when one domino falls then the rest do to.
force pair
Definition: an action force and the reaction force that it produces, according to Newton's third law of motion. Example: You can chop wood and the wood will break.
collision
Definition: an event in which one object exerts a force on another over a relatively short period of time. Example: An example of a collision is when someone kicks or pushes a ball and that creates a force.
collision
Definition: an event in which one object exerts a force on another over a relatively short period of time. Example: If I run into a wall, the fore of the wall will make me fall over
collision
Definition: an event in which one object exerts a force on another over a relatively short period of time. Example: If I were to flick a light switch that would be a collision. Since I'm exerting force on the light switch my finger hitting the switch would b
Newton's Third Law
Definition: when one object pushes on another, the second object pushed back on the first with equal and oppositely directed force Example: An example of Newtons Third Law is Newtons Cradle.
Newton's Third Law
Definition: when one object pushes on another, the second object pushed back on the first with equal and oppositely directed force Example: IT PUSHES SOMETHING THE OPPISITE DIRECTION
Newton's Third Law
Definition: when one object pushes on another, the second object pushed back on the first with equal and oppositely directed force Example: If I kick a soccer ball against another soccer ball, both of the soccer balls will each go in a different direction from each other.
Newton's Third Law
Definition: when one object pushes on another, the second object pushed back on the first with equal and oppositely directed force Example: If a ball hits another ball, it would hit the first ball with an equal amount of force.
Newton's Third Law
Definition: when one object pushes on another, the second object pushed back on the first with equal and oppositely directed force Example: the first object aplies force witch pushes the second object
