Sunday, January 3, 2016

Newton's Third Law Of Motion


Newton’s Third Law of Motion: In this law Newton states that when we apply a force on an object then it also applies force on us in the same magnitude but opposite in direction. In general, all actions have reactions in the same magnitude but opposite direction. Suppose that, when you swim you push the water to the backward direction and water also pushes you to the forward direction. We can increase the examples, when birds fly they push the air with their wings and the air also push the bird in the opposite direction, in this way birds can stay in the air and fly. In everywhere, we can see this couple of forces. Every action cause reactions. Look at the given pictures, and see the action-reaction force couples.
Force exerted by the rifle to the bullet gives acceleration to the bullet, moreover, the bullet also exerts a force to the bullet which is the reaction of action force and, as a result, rifle recoiled.
Look at the picture given above. The book applies a force because of its weight, and the table shows a reaction to this action. These force pairs are same in magnitude but as you see their directions are opposite. In the next section, we examine this example in detail.

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