How is football and newton's second law related?

Answer 1

newton's 3rd law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. therefore when it comes to football, yes. if a player pushes against another player the opposite body will push back as well.

Answer 2

The second law is a fundamental law in physics, and therefore affects anything that occurs. Specifically, the law states that force is proportional to the product of mass and acceleration; more force on the same mass means more acceleration, so kicking or throwing the ball harder means it will get faster and move quicker, resulting in more distance and crossing the smae distance quicker. It also means that the harder you push on the groun, the quicker you will end up running or jumping.

Answer 3

Newton's second law of motion states that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. In football, this law is evident when players kick a ball: the force applied to the ball accelerates it based on the strength of the kick and the ball's mass determines how fast it will travel.

Answer 4

A quarterback throws the football and it keeps moving until friction acts upon it by someone catching it or by the ground stopping it.

Answer 5

well because the ball is going to stay still until he hikes it is his first law

when people hit each other that's newtons second law

when people run that's newtons third law

Answer 6

well once the ball is spiked the offensive lines and the defensive lines of the two teams collide with one another each pushing on each other and being pushed on by equal and opposite forces.

Answer 7

the football players in front to go short disatnces and small players in the back to go long distances

Answer 8

If the sport involves moving things, then newtons second law applies. You can use newton's second law to get some real advantages during the game, too.