Newton's Third Law of Motion - Action and Reaction Forces

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if Sarah is exerting a force of 540 N west, wouldn't you plug in the -540 N for the force and then her acceleration would end up being negative 6 m/s? (ie. she's being pushed backwards)

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10:39 why Sarah acceleration is not negative, given a is a vector quantity?

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What is the difference between the action-reaction force and equal and opposite one)

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Sir in your example 1 in this video, the force of Sarah supposed to be -540N right, and her acceleration to be -6mls^2

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Great video, highly appreciated. However, I have a question; why isn't Sarah's acceleration negative if she exerted -540 N west on Lucy?

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With equations like F=MA, why use newtons for the force and not kg/meter? Does the newton just so happen to work without a crazy conversion? What a coincidence? How do kgs measure mass but lbs do not? Is mass the amount of atoms in an entity or the amount of electrons, or something else?

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In your example Lucy applies 540 N force on Sarah and Sarah just standing there. Is that correct? so that is how the equation ended up as you have it. What if Sarah wasn't just standing there but also exerted say another 200 force on Lucy at the same time. How would your equation would like then? Thank you.

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Sorry if this is a dumb question but at the end acceleration was measured in m/s2 and the unit depends on what the velocity is measured in right? So how do we know if it's m/s or not?

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Hello! I just want to ask something because I am confused regarding with the result in example, for sarah since it has a negative force, doesnt mean that its acceleration would be negative also? Is this correct or not? I hope you'll be able to read this.

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Since Lucy exerts a force in a positive direction onto Sara, Sara would accelerate in a positive direction at a rate of 6m/s^2. But since the force Sara exerts of Lucy is in a negative direction, Lucy would accelerate in a negative direction at a rate of 9m/s^2.

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@@vikasha5064 Does that mean that Sara will move away from Lucy at 15m/s^2 and vice versa

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So lets say I am just standing and not exerting any force on someone at all and some guy comes and pushes me with a 1000 N force why do I fly 2 feet back. I exerted no force at all. Or you mean the fact that because I was standing there with my mass and then I accelerated 2 feet back shows that I had applied 1000 N force and the combined push back of force on me ( My mass X that acceleration) was what I got back? Is that how it works?

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You did exert a force. It might not have been on purpose, but if something is Contacting you, you're exerting a force on it. Imagine trying to exert a force if 1000 newton's onto open air. You simply couldn't. You have to have something to push against, and whatever you push against pushes back just as hard. Now in his example, the reaction wouldn't really occur quite like that unless the people were in space. But as long as you have two feet on the ground you can redirect the force that is pushing you to the ground.

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