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Newton's Third Law
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What does Newton's third law state about forces between two interacting objects?

Forces are equal & opposite on diff objects

Which property must action-reaction pairs have regarding force type?

Both forces must be the same type

Where do action-reaction forces act?

On different objects

How do the magnitudes of action-reaction forces compare?

Equal magnitude, opposite directions

In the seat belt scenario, what is the reaction to Dineo's force on the seat belt?

Seat belt force on Dineo

In the lift, how does floor force on Tammy's feet (F2F_2) relate to feet force on floor (F1F_1)?

Equal magnitude, opposite direction

When Bridget pushes a book against a wall, what is the reaction to the book's force on the wall?

Wall's force on the book

How does the balloon rocket demonstrate Newton's third law?

Balloon pushes air back, air pushes balloon

What is the resultant force on an object in equilibrium?

Zero

How do action-reaction pairs differ from balanced forces?

Action-reaction act on diff objects

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