Which of the following force pairs are an example of Newton's 3rd Law? Select all that apply. The earth pulls down on the chair./The ground pushes up on the chair. The bat hits the baseball forward./The baseball hits the bat backwards. The boy pushes rightward on the box./Friction resists the motion leftward on the box. The bee hits the windshield northward./The windshield hits the bee southward. The rope pulls the box upward./The earth pulls the box downward.

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Cassandra Harmon

Chemistry

24 June, 18:15

Which of the following force pairs are an example of Newton's 3rd Law? Select all that apply. The earth pulls down on the chair./The ground pushes up on the chair. The bat hits the baseball forward./The baseball hits the bat backwards. The boy pushes rightward on the box./Friction resists the motion leftward on the box. The bee hits the windshield northward./The windshield hits the bee southward. The rope pulls the box upward./The earth pulls the box downward.

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Jane · Answer 1

In the series of Newton's Laws of Motion, the third one is the Law of Interaction. This states that for every action there is always an equal and opposite reaction. The forces are termed as "action" and "reaction" forces. These forces have numerically equal magnitudes but opposite in direction.

From the examples given above, those that fall to this category are: (1) The motion of the bat and the baseball as described above, and (2) the motion of the bee and the windshield.