What are some real-life examples of Newton's Second and Third Law?

Answer 1

not that i propose you going through it and in fact, that would be most painful, but ask someone who was in a fender-bender (auto crash). whether it was minor or major, newton's all three laws of physics would apply.

Answer 2

2nd law: f = ma
Meaning: Force, mass, and acceleration are all linked: changes in one will cause changes in all.
Example: If I throw a tennis ball as hard as I can, it will accelerate at a pretty decent speed, cause it has a moderate mass. If I throw a bowling ball, it's not going to go more than a few meters, because it has a relatively great mass, so even though I'm using the same amount of force (ideally), the objects move with different accelerations.

3rd law: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Example: This law is so very engrained into the way we view the world altogether, it's more difficult to illustrate exactly what Newton had discovered. Basically, when I stand up, not only does gravity cause my own body to exert my weight downwards, but the ground itself "pushes" up with an exact equal force. If this were not so...I would fall through the ground...that's a weird example and may not be accurate, but check out this link for some more clear explanations:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/newt.html

Answer 3

the 'blackjack'-girl has given the most impressive example.
On my opinion I would not teach students this notorious 3rd Newton’s law. I know that certain percentage of teachers do not understand it themselves. The question keeps being asked for 2+ centuries. Meanwhile the 3rd N’s law is always present or implied in all verbal definitions about forces: gravitation, electricity etc. But traditional awe is very strong – the great Newton discovered it!

Answer 4

Hitting any form of ball in any particular game, an occasion is soccer. You swing on the ball, once you hit it (rigidity), the rigidity acts on the ball with comparable acceleration by way of fact the foot while kicking the ball. If the ball grow to be smaller, the ball might shuttle farther if the comparable volume of rigidity grow to be utilized on it.

Answer 5

a gun would be the equal and opposite reaction exploding gunpowder causes it to go
friction would be the other one

Answer 6

me sittin here doing this