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i'm hungry

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the throwing of snow to the other direction therefore resulting for the snowman to move to the opposite direction.

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4. The force of throwing the snow outside will be opposite to the direction you want to go, which is off the ice

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3. By throwing the snow outside

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3. When I choose to throw the ice outwards.
4.The law of interaction was applied because when throwing outwards it will have a opposite direction to the other force

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No, because the floor doesn't have any reaction.

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1. No

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2. No he doesn't move because the force is not opposite to the direction he wants to go

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1. No, he didn't because there was no friction

3. By pressing throwing the ice out.

4. It is applied by applying force to the arm to be able to throw the snowball.

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1. No, there was absence of friction between the ice and the person's feet.
2. Throwing down didn't help because the opposing force would be from below.
3. I chose throwing outwards since the opposing force would be from an opposite direction horizontally therefore enabling him to move to the expected direction.
4. As said in number 3, throwing outwards would enable a force from another direction causing the person to move to the opposite direction.

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1. No, he did not move
2. No because there was no interaction between the guy and the floor
3. I was able to move him out of the ice by throwing it out.
4. when you threw the ice out to the opposite side, the guy moved to the opposite direction as well

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1. no he did not move because there is no friction
2. No
3. throwing out?
4. applied by the ice which is thrown outwards

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1. No, he wasn't able to move. I think this is because the forces applied weren't going the opposite direction. Thus, friction force was simply not there.

2. No, he still did not move since the direction of the force does not correspond to the direction we want him to go  to, which is sideways.

3. I was able to move him out of the ice by throwing the ice out.

4. The opposing forces (throwing the ice out = movement of Mr. Romel) caused Mr. Romel to finally move out of the ice.

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1. Yes, little by little

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1. No it did not move because there is no reaction.
2. No, it did not move because there is no force.
4. Since you threw the ice in the opposite direction, the snowman moved in the opposite reaction.

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1. No, for the is too slippery to move on
2. Yes, for the snowball gave a little friction for the person to move.
3. I wasnt able to move it
4. The snowball gave enough friction for the person to walk on........When the person step on the ice the ice gave enough friction

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1. No, friction is not present
2.no
3.by throwing the ice out
4.the law of interaction is when you throw the ice out, Rommel is thrown in the opposite.

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1.No,because he can't do it
2.No, because he's feet move downwards.
3.by clearing the path way.
4.by the action

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1. no, not really.. because he wasn't able to walk or even crawl in reality.
2.no, because throwing ice up or down cannot help him get out of the ice.
3. throwing the snowball out!!
4. it is

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1.No, He didnt move even a centimeter and because there was no friction in the ice (said in the intro)
2. No, He he didnt move since he is throwing down, the force is going up, not sideways.
3. By throwing Outwards
4. The law of interaction was applied through the third law of motion, opposing force occured since according to newton "For every action, there is always and equal and opposite reaction". Tada, HOORAY! teamwork ta bai, switch back to the max

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2. No, since the force is not opposite with the force he desires to go.
3. by throwing the snowball outwards.
4. the man threw the snowball outwards, which is opposite direction of where she wants to go.

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1. no it doesn't move
2. No because the floor doesn't give a reaction
3. by throwing the snow out
4. it is applied because their is reaction between the person and the snow

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1. No. He didn't move. I think it was because of no friction present between the two objects.
2. No, because the movement given by the person was downward.
3. I was able to move him out of ice by letting him throw out the snow balls.
4. The law of interaction was applied because the action, throwing out the snow had an opposite reaction which was letting the person move out of the ice.

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1.Yes, a little bit, too small
2. no
3. by throwing snow

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1. Yes, it moved a little.

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1. No because the ice is too slippery and even if he will apply force there is still no friction.
2. No because he threw the ice downwards.
3. By throwing the ice out.
4. When you threw the ice outwards you will be able to move away from your current location. For every action there is an opposite reaction.

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4. How is law of interaction applied in the situation?

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3. How were you able to moved him out of the ice?

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2. Does he moved when you choose throwing ice down as your command? Why?

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1. Does the Snowman moved when you use walking as the locomotion? Why?