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For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction, true

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For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction, true

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Q. 1 true
Q. 2 lie
Q. 3 true
Q. 4 true
Q. 5 lie
Q. 6 lie

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because if a force is acted on you, then you will move

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the statement is a dirty lie (false) because the action causes the reaction, not the other way around

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the statement is a dirty lie (false) because the action causes the reaction, not the other way around

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True, every force must have an equal reaction to it.

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True, every force must have an equal reaction to it.

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if an outside force acts upon you, you will move

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true because there is always an equal reaction to any action.

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true because there is always an equal reaction to any action.

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With every force there is an equal and opposite force

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every force has an equal and opposite force

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True, the floor pushing up is a reaction force created by your weight

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True, the floor pushing up is a reaction force created by your weight

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the reaction force to gravity will be the normal force of the surface an object is on.

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this is true because every force has an equal and opposite reaction

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this is true according to newton's third law

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this is true according to newton's third law

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every force causes a equal and opposite reaction

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every force causes a equal and opposite reaction

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if someone else pushed you then you would move

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Balanced forces= equal and opposite forces on same object

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Balanced forces= equal and opposite forces on same object

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this is true, a reaction is the result of an action, by definition.

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this is true, a reaction is the result of an action, by definition.

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equal and opposite means the forces will be balanced

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the lack of friction causes you to move forward

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the lack of friction causes you to move forward

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this is essentially true, even though the track is not actually moving, she is exerting a force on the track to the left. 

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this is essentially true, even though the track is not actually moving, she is exerting a force on the track to the left. 

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the normal force will always hold up your weight

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The reaction forces apply when the forces acting on each object are in balance.

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Since gravity pulls you down then the reaction force is the normal force of you interacting with the floor, in which pushes you up in an equal amount.

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this is true, this is a relationship showing newton's third law, an action and a reaction. 

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this is true, this is a relationship showing newton's third law, an action and a reaction. 

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you have to do the action to get something in return

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you have to do the action to get something in return

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even though the track doesn't move to the left the runner is still pushing on the track to the left

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true because in order to have a reaction you must first have an action occur.

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true because in order to have a reaction you must first have an action occur.

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this is true because there has to be an applied force before there can be a reaction force

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under the assumption that no outside forces act on you such as wind or another person you will stay stagnate until acted upon

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this is true because she is essentially exerting force to the left 

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this is true because she is essentially exerting force to the left 

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this is a dirty lie, or false, because you could be pushed forward, therefore it is not impossible

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this is a dirty lie, or false, because you could be pushed forward, therefore it is not impossible

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opposite equal reaction

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reactions do not cause actions it is actions that cause reactions