Answer only and explain why Let's Try (Evaluation)Read the questions in each statement. Choose the letter of thecorrect answer.1. Which of the following is true about the action and reaction force referred inNewton's Third Law of Motion?1. They have equal magnitude but directed in opposite directionII. They act on the same object simultaneouslyIII. They act on different bodiesIV. They act simultaneouslya. I, and II only bIII and IV onlyc. I, III and IV only d. I, II, III and IV2. Trisha whose weight is 500N is standing on the ground. How much force doesthe ground exert on her?a. Less than 500Nb. Equal to 500Nc. More than 500N d All of these3. A player hits a baseball with a bat. The action force is the impact of the batagainst the baseball. Which of the following is the reaction force?a. The weight of the baseballb. Air resistance on the baseballc. The force of the baseball against the batd. The grip of the player's hand against the baseball4. When a rocket engine burns its fuel, gases are produced. The gases exert aforce to which the rocket reacts with an equal and opposite force. It is thereaction force of the gases on the rocket that drives the rocket forward. Whatlaw explains this?a. Law of inertiab. Law of Interactionc. Law of Accelerationd. Universal Law of gravity5. When you carry a basket on your arm, you are exerting an upward force on it.After some time, you noticed that there was a slight dent on that part of yourarm where the basket handle had previously hung from. Why is this so?a. Because the basket is too heavyb. Because the basket exerts an unequal forcec. Because the slight deformation on your arm for a short period is anevidence that the basket exerted a force on it.d. All of the aboveA SHOT ON OPPO

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which of the following is true about the action and reaction force referred in Newton's Third Law of Motion? 1. They have equal magnitude but directed in opposite direction II. They act on the same object simultaneously III. They act on different bodies IV. They act simultaneously a. I, and II only b III and IV only c. I, III and IV only d. I, II, III and IV

which of the following is true about the action and reaction force referred in Newton's Third Law of Motion? 1. They have equal magnitude but directed in opposite direction II. They act on the same object simultaneously III. They act on different bodies IV. They act simultaneously a. I, and II only b III and IV only c. I, III and IV only d. I, II, III and IV

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