Instructions: Construct system schema and force diagrams for each of the following situa- tions. Then, identify the Newton's 3rd Law pairs in each force diagram. 1. A coffee cup sitting still on a table. System Schema Force Diagram: Cup 2. Two boxes sitting on top of each other. System Schema Force Diagram: Top Box 3. A person falling toward earth. System Schema Force Diagram: Person Force Diagram: Table Force Diagram: Bottom Box Force Diagram: Earth

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Homework: Identifying Netwon's Third Law Pairs
Instructions: Construct system schema and force diagrams for each of the following situa-
tions. Then, identify the Newton's 3rd Law pairs in each force diagram.
1. A coffee cup sitting still on a table.
System Schema
Force Diagram: Cup
2. Two boxes sitting on top of each other.
System Schema
Force Diagram: Top Box
3. A person falling toward earth.
System Schema
Force Diagram: Person
Force Diagram: Table
Force Diagram: Bottom Box
Force Diagram: Earth
Transcribed Image Text:Homework: Identifying Netwon's Third Law Pairs Instructions: Construct system schema and force diagrams for each of the following situa- tions. Then, identify the Newton's 3rd Law pairs in each force diagram. 1. A coffee cup sitting still on a table. System Schema Force Diagram: Cup 2. Two boxes sitting on top of each other. System Schema Force Diagram: Top Box 3. A person falling toward earth. System Schema Force Diagram: Person Force Diagram: Table Force Diagram: Bottom Box Force Diagram: Earth
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Newton's third Law of motion:-

  • If object applies force to object B, then object must apply force to object in the opposite direction and of equal strength. 
  • This law illustrates symmetry in nature whereby forces always occur in pairs and whereby nobody can exert force without also being subjected to one.
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