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What happens when you push against the floor?
What happens when you push against the floor?
- You fly off the ground
- The floor does not react
- The wall exerts the reaction force
- The floor exerts an action force back on you (correct)
Why does a football not go anywhere when kicked from both sides simultaneously?
Why does a football not go anywhere when kicked from both sides simultaneously?
- The football has too much mass to move
- The opposing forces cancel each other out (correct)
- The football is deflated
- One side applies more force than the other
How does mass influence the acceleration of an object?
How does mass influence the acceleration of an object?
- More mass causes more acceleration
- Mass has no impact on acceleration
- Less mass causes no acceleration
- More mass causes less acceleration (correct)
In the analogy with a bug hitting your windshield, why does the bug experience a greater effect?
In the analogy with a bug hitting your windshield, why does the bug experience a greater effect?
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What is a key principle concerning action-reaction forces?
What is a key principle concerning action-reaction forces?
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What is a key characteristic of forces that interact with each other?
What is a key characteristic of forces that interact with each other?
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What is the relationship between the forces exerted by two interacting objects?
What is the relationship between the forces exerted by two interacting objects?
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Which of the following is an example of non-contact interaction?
Which of the following is an example of non-contact interaction?
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What is the purpose of identifying the interaction between objects?
What is the purpose of identifying the interaction between objects?
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What is a way to identify the action and reaction forces between objects?
What is a way to identify the action and reaction forces between objects?
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