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    The document recaps Newton's first and second laws of motion and introduces the third law. It defines action and reaction forces and provides examples like walking, hitting a ball with a bat, and pushing against a wall. It explains that action and reaction forces do not result in equilibrium and provides experimental verification using spring balances. Applications of the third law are discussed, like rowing a boat, tying a boat before disembarking, gun recoil, and an air-filled balloon moving forward on release. An assignment with questions on specific examples like a bowling ball hitting pins, a bouncing ball, rocket motion, gun recoil, and a horse cart is also included with email IDs for teachers.

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    The document recaps Newton's first and second laws of motion and introduces the third law. It defines action and reaction forces and provides examples like walking, hitting a ball with a bat, and pushing against a wall. It explains that action and reaction forces do not result in equilibrium and provides experimental verification using spring balances. Applications of the third law are discussed, like rowing a boat, tying a boat before disembarking, gun recoil, and an air-filled balloon moving forward on release. An assignment with questions on specific examples like a bowling ball hitting pins, a bouncing ball, rocket motion, gun recoil, and a horse cart is also included with email IDs for teachers.

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    Assignment 7: ST ND RD

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    Madhusudan Banerjee
    The document recaps Newton's first and second laws of motion and introduces the third law. It defines action and reaction forces and provides examples like walking, hitting a ball with a bat, and pushing against a wall. It explains that action and reaction forces do not result in equilibrium and provides experimental verification using spring balances. Applications of the third law are discussed, like rowing a boat, tying a boat before disembarking, gun recoil, and an air-filled balloon moving forward on release. An assignment with questions on specific examples like a bowling ball hitting pins, a bouncing ball, rocket motion, gun recoil, and a horse cart is also included with email IDs for teachers.

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    CLASS 9

    PHYSICS

    GIST
    Recap of 1st and 2nd law, what do they introduce,
    statement of 3rd law and explanation of terms involved
    Identification of action and reaction in walking and bat
    hitting a ball
    Explanation on why action and reaction cannot
    produce equilibrium
    Example of pushing against a wall and car hitting a wall
    action reaction don’t produce equilibrium
    Example of base ball player hitting the ball,
    identification of action and reaction
    Experimental verification of 3rd law using two spring
    balances
    Using 3rd law in Rowing of boat
    Example of boatman tying the boat before
    disembarking, application in swimming
    Recoil of a gun on firing, forward motion of air filled
    balloon

    ASSIGNMENT 7

    1. When a bowling bowl strikes a pin, which imparts greater force


    upon the other? Which experiences a greater acceleration?

    2. Consider the instance of a ball bouncing on ground. Identify the


    action and reaction forces.
    3. Explain the motion of the rocket in terms of the Newton’s third
    law of motion.

    4. In the case of recoil of a gun why recoil velocity of the gun is less
    than that of the bullet, though force exerted by the bullet is equal
    and opposite to that exerted by the gun on bullet?

    5. How does a horse cart move forward, though the force with which
    the horse pulls the cart is equal and opposite to the force with
    which the cart pulls the horse?

    6. When do action and reaction balance each other, if at all?

    7. A man of mass 100kg applies a force of 100 N on another man of


    mass 50 kg. By what magnitude of reaction force does the second
    man apply on the first?
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    Date of assignment: 20th June 2020


    Due date for submission: 27th June 2020

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