How is newtons third law of motion used in daily life?

Answer 1

You can't explain it with a practical life example you need some materiel to neglect both the gravitational force and the friction force ... so if you leave it that way the mass would never move ... if you give it a little push it'll keep moving endlessly ...

Answer 2

Newton's third law applies to every day life by roller skating. Get a friend and put on your roller skates. Push against each other and you will see an equal but opposite reaction. Blow up a balloon. Let go of the balloon, the air pushes to balloon the opposite direction that the air comes out of the balloon. Newton's third law is almost everywhere.

Answer 3

Newton's second law of motion is: Force = (mass) x (acceleration).

Here are some different ways to say it:

"If something is just laying there and you want it to start moving,

you must push on it."

"If something is already moving but you want it to move faster,

you must push on it."

"If something is already moving but you want it to stop, you must

get in front of it and push back on it to slow it down."

"If something is already moving but you want it to move in a

different direction, you must run alongside it and push it in the

new direction."

"In every case, you have to push harder on objects with more mass

just to get the same result you could get with a lighter push on an

object with less mass."

Answer 4

While driving in a car, you will continue this motion, until a force prevents (brakes). This is an easy to visualize example of the first law of motion.

Answer 5

If you push an object hard enough, it will start moving.

Answer 6

When we sit on a chair we exert force on it in downward direction .It is action , the also apply force in upward direction .this shows the NEUTON ' S third law of motion.

Answer 7

Keeping things in place like dishes on the table, buildings in place and walking on the ground.

Answer 8

keeping you on the ground