2. In each situation described below, compare the magnitudes of the two forces. Place an "X" next to your answer. (a) A 90 kg man and a 60 kg boy have their hands extended out in front and are pushing on each other. Neither is moving. Compare the force exerted by the man's hand on the boy's hand to that exerted by the boy's hand on the man's. The man exerts a larger force on the boy Both exert the same force on each other The boy exerts a larger force on the man (b) In (a), the boy begins to slide along the floor. Now compare the same two forces between their hands. The man exerts a larger force on the boy Both exert the same force on each other The boy exerts a larger force on the man

2. In each situation described below, compare the magnitudes of the two forces. Place an "X" next to your answer. (a) A 90 kg man and a 60 kg boy have their hands extended out in front and are pushing on each other. Neither is moving. Compare the force exerted by the man's hand on the boy's hand to that exerted by the boy's hand on the man's. The man exerts a larger force on the boy Both exert the same force on each other The boy exerts a larger force on the man (b) In (a), the boy begins to slide along the floor. Now compare the same two forces between their hands. The man exerts a larger force on the boy Both exert the same force on each other The boy exerts a larger force on the man

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2. In each situation described below, compare the magnitudes of the two forces. Place an “X” next to your answer.

(a) A 90 kg man and a 60 kg boy have their hands extended out in front and are pushing on each other. Neither is moving. Compare the force exerted by the man's hand on the boy's hand to that exerted by the boy's hand on the man's.

___ The man exerts a larger force on the boy
___ Both exert the same force on each other
___ The boy exerts a larger force on the man

(b) In (a), the boy begins to slide along the floor. Now compare the same two forces between their hands.

___ The man exerts a larger force on the boy
___ Both exert the same force on each other
___ The boy exerts a larger force on the man

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