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    The document discusses the relationship between action and reaction forces. It provides examples of how equal and opposite reaction forces occur when a baseball bat hits a baseball, a balloon is inflated, and a bowling ball hits a pin. It notes that while the forces are equal, the accelerations can be different depending on the masses involved. The document also discusses forces in examples involving a bug hitting a car windshield, a head-on collision between a truck and small car, and the forces on objects like a tractor, action figure, and toy airplane. It asks questions about identifying the forces in a shoe friction experiment.

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    The document discusses the relationship between action and reaction forces. It provides examples of how equal and opposite reaction forces occur when a baseball bat hits a baseball, a balloon is inflated, and a bowling ball hits a pin. It notes that while the forces are equal, the accelerations can be different depending on the masses involved. The document also discusses forces in examples involving a bug hitting a car windshield, a head-on collision between a truck and small car, and the forces on objects like a tractor, action figure, and toy airplane. It asks questions about identifying the forces in a shoe friction experiment.

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    Action Reaction in Real Life!!!!

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    Semoga Win
    The document discusses the relationship between action and reaction forces. It provides examples of how equal and opposite reaction forces occur when a baseball bat hits a baseball, a balloon is inflated, and a bowling ball hits a pin. It notes that while the forces are equal, the accelerations can be different depending on the masses involved. The document also discusses forces in examples involving a bug hitting a car windshield, a head-on collision between a truck and small car, and the forces on objects like a tractor, action figure, and toy airplane. It asks questions about identifying the forces in a shoe friction experiment.

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    Action Reaction

    IN REAL LIFE!!!!
    Action: Baseball bat exerts a force on the baseball

    Reaction: Baseball exerts a force back on the baseball bat


    Action: Air exerts a force outward on balloon

    Reaction: Balloon exerts a force on the inside air


    Action: Bowling ball exerts a force on the pin

    Reaction: Pin exerts an equal force ball on the bowling ball


    Equal Forces does NOT mean equal accelerations!!!
    When you jump….

    Action: You exert a force down on the Earth

    Reaction: The Earth exerts a force to push you up

    Action Force = Reaction Force


    Mass x acceleration Mass x acceleration
    An unfortunate bug splatters against the
    windshield of a moving car.

    Which is greater:
    Which is greater:
    The force exerted by the car on the bug The acceleration of the bug
    The force exerted by the bug on the car
    The acceleration of the car
    BOTH ARE EQUAL!!!
    If forces are equal, the larger mass will have
    a smaller acceleration than the smaller
    Why??? mass
    Equal but opposite forces Ex – tennis ball goes faster when pushed
    than a bowling ball
    A Mack Truck and a Volkswagon traveling at the same
    speed have a head-on collision. The vehicle to undergo the
    greater change in velocity will be the….

    • A) Volkswagon

    • B) Mack Truck

    • C) Both the Same


    Where are the Forces?!

    John Deere Stretch Armstrong Dumbo

    •Weight •Tension (x2) •Weight


    •Normal Force from ground •Weight •Normal Force from ground
    •Friction Force  •Friction Force 
    •Tension  •Tension 
    •Applied force from motor  •Applied Force 
    Take out

    u
    Mew of the Shoe Lab!
    What forces were acting on your shoe?

    Normal Force
    perpendicular to surface
    Applied Force
    Friction Force (from spring scale)

    Opposite direction of
    motion
    Weight
    Force due to gravity
    Which surface had the largest
    coefficient of friction (mu)?

    Why do you think so?


    Would changing the weight of the shoe
    change the coefficient of friction?

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