Newton's Third Law
Published on Nov 27, 2015
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What is Newton's Third Law?
Newton's third law is for every action made on an object there is an equal and opposite reaction to it.
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When the ball hits the paddle it makes the paddle move back slightly.
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At the same time, the force of the paddle on the ball makes the bounce back at the same force it was before it hit the paddle.
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Example 2...
Watch Pool video
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When the ball hit the side of the table it bounced back with the same amount of force
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The forces that came from the edge of the pool table and the ball were equal. If they weren't the ball would have put a hole in the table.
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Example 3...
Watch handstand video
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When the feet hit the wall, the force from the wall caused the legs to bounce back at the same force that they came up with.
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When the feet hit the wall, the wall and the feet had balanced forces. If they were unbalanced the feet would put a hole in the wall.
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