Newton’s Third Law of Motion | Forces and Motion | Physics | Infinity Learn

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1. #DidYouKnow: Engineers apply Newton's third law when designing rockets and other projectile devices. During the launch, the burning fuel exerts a downward force, and the reaction force pushes the rocket into the air.

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2. Nicely explained

3. Sir in c – batch book this is same

4. 0.69

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6. This class helps me a lot to understand. I am learning this so that I won't have to wait for my teachers to explain it to me on the new academic year. Also I can go ahead of my peers. By the way, thank to so much. Keep going.

7. THANK YOU SO MUCCCCHHHH, I CAN UNDERSTAND NOWWW

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9. It's because of its mass

10. What is the equally opposite reaction of loose motion

11. THNX for it

12. Because it's mass is more

13. It's too good 👍🏻👍🏻

14. what is the difference between normal reaction force and a spring force

15. Dude thanks a lot…….
    I didn't understand it in class because our teacher is simply not interested in teaching students but u made it so simple for me …..thank a lot 😅

16. It is very nice and beautiful to understand , Good work 🎉😊🎉

17. The first example with object on table is wrong. It doesnt fall in Newton’s third law of motion

18. If a ball is fell on group then it doesn't come back into my hands

19. This is very easy to understand. Thank you very much!

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22. Please upload conservation of momentum

23. If bird applies force on air in downward direction and air applies same force on bird on upward direction then how can bird move in a forward direction . I think u must have added how bird flies vectorically using traingle law Anyway ur content is appreciable here students can imagine the concepts…
    Physics is all about imagination no need to memorise the concepts just imagine and feel it this is all what Physics is..
    Keep it up 2:25

24. I am a cricketer and I have learnt this concept by applying this law on the cricket ball. For this reason, I hit the cricket ball on the wall (that is action). The wall pushed the ball towards me (it is reaction).

25. Because the cargo ship had more weight than a normal boat

26. Hot

27. Nice simple and short

28. Newton just stated the obvious

29. Man his really helped thanks so much I really appreciate this video

30. You guys know what?! I'm justt 13 but still I have this in my syllabus oooo god!!!😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 So difficult 🙏🙏😖😖🤒🥱🥱🥱and even boring 😅😅😅

31. the name dont memorise was better whats this infinity learn

32. Thank you ❤

33. Watching this the night before my physic final exam 😂😂 thanks a lot !

34. I really appreciate your help, Don't Memorise! It's really good for a teacher like you to explain concepts in such an understandable manner. As well as for the benefit of the students. (Thank you for sharing it with us, btw)

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37. I still can’t wrap my head around how the more massive—and seemingly stationary—object, exerts a force. As impossible as it is, it would seem that the more massive object would need to be alive to react to a force applied to it. Aside from simply memorizing and regurgitating the law, how else can this be explained? Thanks!

38. Amazing

39. Loved it just great explanation in few minutes 😘No time waste 🤗🤗

40. I have one doubt that if the forces are unbalanced then also newton's third is applied ?

41. Wrong concept

42. “Memorise”

43. The frog example reminded me of a swimmer😂

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