Experiment for Third Law
Question:
hi my name is *****, before we went out of vacations our physic
teacher let us a homework, it's about making an experiment of
newtons 3rd law but i don't really understand it, and i also
don't know any experiment so this is my big pleasing, if you
could tell me an experimente of newton's 3rd law (how to make
it)
thanlks for your help and attention
Answer:
Newton's third law says that when two objects interact,
let's call them object 1 and object 2, the force applied to
object 2 by object 1 is exactly equal in magnitude and in the
opposite direction to the force applied to object 1 by object 2.
One experiment which demonstrates this is to roll one billiard
(pool) ball into another so that they collide exactly head on.
The incoming ball will give all its energy to the other ball and
come to a stop. The struck ball will roll on with the same speed
that the incoming ball had. This can only happen if Newton's
third law holds true.
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