3. If a body A (such as your hand) exerts a force on body B (such as the wall), body B will also exert a force on body A that will be............ in magnitude and........... .......in direction. If the force exerted by A on B is called the action force, the force exerted by B on A is called the ............force. 4. Newton's third law of motion states that forces always appear in pairs: for every action force of a body A on a body B, there is a...... ...force by B on A that is............... in magnitude and............ ........in direction. 5. It is important to understand that the action and reaction forces act upon (different, the same) ....body(bodies). Even though A and B are exerting forces on each other, the motion of A is determined entirely by the forces exerted (by, on)...............A and is not at all affected by the forces exerted (by, on)................A.

3. If a body A (such as your hand) exerts a force on body B (such as the wall), body B will also exert a force on body A that will be............ in magnitude and........... .......in direction. If the force exerted by A on B is called the action force, the force exerted by B on A is called the ............force. 4. Newton's third law of motion states that forces always appear in pairs: for every action force of a body A on a body B, there is a...... ...force by B on A that is............... in magnitude and............ ........in direction. 5. It is important to understand that the action and reaction forces act upon (different, the same) ....body(bodies). Even though A and B are exerting forces on each other, the motion of A is determined entirely by the forces exerted (by, on)...............A and is not at all affected by the forces exerted (by, on)................A.

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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