A push or a pull, ever occurs alone; every force is part of ________________________________________ The forces involved in an interaction are equal in _______________and opposite in ___________________ An interaction requires a _______________________________________

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A push or a pull, ever occurs alone; every force is part of ________________________________________

The forces involved in an interaction are equal in _______________and opposite in ___________________

An interaction requires a _______________________________________

State Newton’s Third Law of Motion: ________________________________________________________

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Does it matter which force we call the action and which force we call the reaction? _________________

Do the action and reaction forces always occur at the same time? ___________________________________

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If a force pair is applied internal to a system, explain why they will or will not accelerate the system.

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If the force pair is external to the system, explain why they will or will not accelerate the system.

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If two forces act on one object simultaneously with equal force in opposite directions, will the object accelerate? (explain)

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When you step off a curb, does the street rise up to meet you? _____________________________________

When you fire a cannon, the force on the cannon and the cannonball are equal. Why doesn’t the cannon recoil with the same speed as the cannonball?

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Explain how a rocket engine propels a rocket in the vacuum of space. _________________________________

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Any vector can be resolved into two ___________________________________________________________

When a surface is horizontal and only gravity acts on an object, the normal force exerted by the surface is equal to ___________________________.

On an inclined surface, when is the normal force equal to zero? ______________________________________

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