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    The document contains physics problems about forces between interacting objects. Students are asked to draw force diagrams for blocks with different masses and motions, and to consider forces between the Earth and a person or the Earth and the Moon based on Newton's Third Law of equal and opposite reaction forces.

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    05 Interactions

    Uploaded by

    Matthew DiDonato
    The document contains physics problems about forces between interacting objects. Students are asked to draw force diagrams for blocks with different masses and motions, and to consider forces between the Earth and a person or the Earth and the Moon based on Newton's Third Law of equal and opposite reaction forces.

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    Accelerated Physics Interactions — 

    Page 1 of 2

    Name _____________________________________ Date __________________ Period ________


    INTERACTIONS

    1. How does the force block A exerts on block B compare the force block B exerts on block A?
    Draw and label a quantitatively accurate force diagram for each block. USE PENCIL.

    Block A Block B
    v=0
    A
    2 kg

    B
    1 kg

    2. How does the force block A exerts on block B compare the force block B exerts on block A?
    Draw and label a quantitatively accurate force diagram for each block. USE PENCIL.

    constant v

    B
    1.0 kg A
    0.5 kg

    Block A Block B
    Accelerated Physics Interactions — Page 2 of 2

    3. How does the force block A exerts on block B compare the force block B exerts on block A?
    Draw and label a quantitatively accurate force diagram for each block. USE PENCIL.
    constant a

    B
    1.0 kg A
    0.5 kg

    Block A Block B

    4. How does the force the Earth exerts on the person compare to the force the person exerts on the Earth?

    5. How does the force the Earth exerts on the Moon compare to the force the Moon exerts on the Earth?

    6. Explain how to jump in terms of Newton's third law.

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