MOTION

N E W T O N ’ S L AW S O F M O T I O N
SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
… the Law of Inertia
SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
… the Law of Inertia
the tendency of a body or an object to resist change in
motion
SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
… the Law of Inertia
the tendency of a body or an object to resist change in
motion

… the Law of Acceleration

SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
… the Law of Inertia
the tendency of a body or an object to resist change in
motion

… the Law of Acceleration

 the relationship of acceleration with force
SO FAR, WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT…
… the Law of Inertia
the tendency of a body or an object to resist change in
motion

… the Law of Acceleration

 the relationship of acceleration with force
 the relationship of acceleration with mass
NEWTON’S THIRD LAW OF MOTION:
LAW OF INTERACTION
NEWTON’S THIRD LAW OF MOTION:
LAW OF INTERACTION

For every action, there is an equal and

opposite reaction.
ACTION-REACTION PAIRS

The two (2) interacting objects which exert the

action-reaction forces.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
whenever any force occurs.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.

They always act in opposite

directions.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
They always act in opposite
directions.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.
The force arrows point in
opposite directions.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
They always act in opposite
directions.
They always act on different
objects.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.
The force arrows point in
opposite directions.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
They always act in opposite
directions.
They always act on different
objects.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.
The force arrows point in
opposite directions.
Your foot and the ground.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.

They always act in opposite The force arrows point in

directions. opposite directions.

They always act on different Your foot and the ground.

objects.

Both are real forces and can cause

change in motion.
ACTION-REACTION FORCES
Both forces are always there
whenever any force occurs.
They always have the exact same
strength.
They always act in opposite
directions.
They always act on different
objects.
Both are real forces and can cause
change in motion.
Your foot pushes (action) and the
ground pushes back (reaction).
The force arrows are the same
length.
The force arrows point in
opposite directions.
Your foot and the ground.
You move forward on
your skateboard.
Sir Isaac Newton
(1643 – 1727)
Sir Isaac Newton
(1643 – 1727)

• Formulated the 3 Laws

of Motion based from
Galileo’s ideas
Sir Isaac Newton
(1643 – 1727)

• Formulated the 3 Laws

of Motion based from
Galileo’s ideas
• “If I have seen further
than others, it is by
standing upon the
shoulders of giants.”
For offline activity (4:00 – 5:00 PM)

Head on to our Google Classroom ---

Grade 8 Science – Online Class A (class
code: ub3zhqx) and do the following:
 Answer “Law of Interaction:
Identifying Action-Reaction Pairs”;
 Answer “Short Quiz: Law of
Interaction”.
For offline activity (4:00 – 5:00 PM)

Head on to our Google Classroom ---

Grade 8 Science – Online Class B (class
code: 47txden) and do the following:
 Answer “Law of Interaction:
Identifying Action-Reaction Pairs”;
 Answer “Short Quiz: Law of
Interaction”.