
THIRD NEWTON’S LAW AND REVIEWING.
* Activity 1.24 : Reviewing Newton’s laws. ( 10/9/17 Monday )
1.24.a Reviewing Newton’s laws TEST. ( 10 points ).
* Activity 1.25 : Reviewing Newton’s laws vocabulary. ( 10/10/17 Tuesday )
* Activity 1.26 : Third Newton’s law. ( 10/11/17 Wednesday )
1.26.a Look the following webpage up and read about the Third Newton’s law.
When you finish Reading it, answer the questions below in a wordfile :
( 10 points ).
* Questions and activities :
- Who wrote the Third Newton’s law?.
- What does the Third Newton’s law say?.
- What does a rocket have to do with the third Newton’s law?.
- When you push an object, it pushes back. Is this right? why?.
- Remember the reaction force car we made in class a weeks ago.
Explain how the third Newton’s law is involved when the car works.
( You can use or make a draw to explain it).
- Look for an exemple and a picture in which you explain that the third
Newton’s law is involved. ( springboard jump ).
- If you stay just in front of a Wall and you push it hard, what does it
happen?. Explain it using the third Newton’s law.
- Check the following web out and look at the swimmer’s picture.
Explain what is happening at the picture using the third Newton’s law.
- Read the following webpage now and explain using your own words
why is so important to consider the third Newton’s law in order to build
a rocket. Explain also how the rocket’s engine Works.
1.26.b Do the following activity and explain the aftermath after having read the links
above.
- Look at this picture. Explain what is going to happen and use the third
Newton’s law to explain it. ( 5 points ).
* Activity 1.27 : Summarising Newton’s laws. ( 10/12/17 Thursday )
1.27.a Check and read the three Newton’s laws at the following web.
Then write a nice outline or summary about them and send it to me by email.
( 10 points ).
1.27.b Newton’s laws drawing for using in the poster. ( 10 points ).
Use the given drawings above to show the three Newton’s laws in your poster.
At the pink paper given make an outline up showing the 3 Newton’s laws
using the drawings given. You can see an EXAMPLE here about how to do it.
1.27.c Read the Newton’s biography and make a nice summary USING YOUR OWN
WORDS AND TAKING THE INFORMATION YOU CONSIDER MOST IMPORTANT.
( 10 points ).
* Activity 1.28 : Balanced forces. ( 10/13/17 Friday )
1.28.a Copy these paragraphes at the paper given to you today :
1. " Balanced forces are a consequence of the third Newton’s law or also called
action-reaction law of motion. This law is used to explain how forces act when
an objecte is in balance or EQUILIBRIUM and then the object remains in its place
due to the action of several forces acting upon it. Like a lamp hanging from the
roof or a piece of wood floating on the sea ".
2. " When two or even more forces acting on an object are equal in size but act in
opposite directions, we say that they are balanced forces.
If the forces on an object are balanced ( or if there are no forces acting on it )
this is what happens " . :
* An object that is not moving stays still.
* An object that is moving continues to move at the same speed
in the same direction.
( 5 points ).
1.28.b Balance force is a consequence of the third Newton’s law, the action-reaction
force. Look the following link up and copy the definition in the paper given to you:
Once you have finished it all you write your 10 points at your score.
1.28.c Go to the following WEB and look it up. Next open a google doc file and
paste a picture about a lamp hanging from the roof , a piece of Wood
floating on the sea and a box placed on a table and below each pic explain
how each object does not move or is in equilibrium. Use vectors and forces
in order to explain how the balanced force act upon them.
( 10 points ).
1.28.d Look the following WEB up and explain in a piece of paper how the game
of tug of war can be a nice example about BALANCED FORCES.
( 5 points ).