CP Workbook
Action-Reaction #1
Printer Friendly Version
In the example below, the action-reaction pair is shown by the arrows (vectors), and the action-reaction described in words.
For the remaining situations, discuss with your neighbor the direction of the "action" vectors.
In the first form provided,
verbally state the "reaction"
to the given "action".
In the second form provided, state the
direction
of the "reaction" vector.
statement
direction
Situation 1
Situation 2
Situation 3
Situation 4
Situation 5
statement
direction
statement
direction
Situation 6
Situation 7
Refer to the following information for the next six questions.
Discuss with your partner and then list the chain of at least six pairs of action-reaction forces shown in the diagram given below.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Related Documents
Lab:
Labs -
Coefficient of Friction
Labs -
Falling Coffee Filters
Labs -
Inelastic Collision - Velocity of a Softball
Labs -
Inertial Mass
Labs -
LabPro: Newton's 2nd Law
Labs -
Loop-the-Loop
Labs -
Moment of Inertia of a Bicycle Wheel
Labs -
Static Springs: Hooke's Law
Labs -
Static Springs: LabPro Data for Hooke's Law
Resource Lesson:
RL -
Advanced Gravitational Forces
RL -
Air Resistance
RL -
Air Resistance: Terminal Velocity
RL -
Forces Acting at an Angle
RL -
Freebody Diagrams
RL -
Inclined Planes
RL -
Inertial vs Gravitational Mass
RL -
Newton's Laws of Motion
RL -
Non-constant Resistance Forces
RL -
Properties of Friction
RL -
Springs and Blocks
RL -
Springs: Hooke's Law
RL -
Static Equilibrium
RL -
Systems of Bodies
RL -
Tension Cases: Four Special Situations
RL -
The Law of Universal Gravitation
RL -
Universal Gravitation and Satellites
RL -
Universal Gravitation and Weight
RL -
Work and Energy
Worksheet:
APP -
Big Fist
APP -
Family Reunion
APP -
The Antelope
APP -
The Box Seat
APP -
The Jogger
CP -
Action-Reaction #2
CP -
Equilibrium on an Inclined Plane
CP -
Falling and Air Resistance
CP -
Force and Acceleration
CP -
Force and Weight
CP -
Force Vectors and the Parallelogram Rule
CP -
Freebody Diagrams
CP -
Gravitational Interactions
CP -
Incline Places: Force Vector Resultants
CP -
Incline Planes - Force Vector Components
CP -
Inertia
CP -
Mobiles: Rotational Equilibrium
CP -
Net Force
CP -
Newton's Law of Motion: Friction
CP -
Static Equilibrium
CP -
Tensions and Equilibrium
NT -
Acceleration
NT -
Air Resistance #1
NT -
An Apple on a Table
NT -
Apex #1
NT -
Apex #2
NT -
Falling Rock
NT -
Falling Spheres
NT -
Friction
NT -
Frictionless Pulley
NT -
Gravitation #1
NT -
Head-on Collisions #1
NT -
Head-on Collisions #2
NT -
Ice Boat
NT -
Rotating Disk
NT -
Sailboats #1
NT -
Sailboats #2
NT -
Scale Reading
NT -
Settling
NT -
Skidding Distances
NT -
Spiral Tube
NT -
Tensile Strength
NT -
Terminal Velocity
NT -
Tug of War #1
NT -
Tug of War #2
NT -
Two-block Systems
WS -
Combining Kinematics and Dynamics
WS -
Distinguishing 2nd and 3rd Law Forces
WS -
Force vs Displacement Graphs
WS -
Freebody Diagrams #1
WS -
Freebody Diagrams #2
WS -
Freebody Diagrams #3
WS -
Freebody Diagrams #4
WS -
Introduction to Springs
WS -
Kinematics Along With Work/Energy
WS -
net F = ma
WS -
Practice: Vertical Circular Motion
WS -
Ropes and Pulleys in Static Equilibrium
WS -
Vocabulary for Newton's Laws
WS -
Work and Energy Practice: Forces at Angles
TB -
Systems of Bodies (including pulleys)
TB -
Work, Power, Kinetic Energy
Paul G. Hewitt
Copyright © 1984-2005
All rights reserved.
Used with written
permission.
PhysicsLAB
HTML conversion
Copyright © 1997-2009
Catharine H. Colwell
All rights reserved.
Mainland High School
Daytona Beach, FL 32114