In an interaction, if a object hits with a force of 100 Pounds and has an acceleration of 32 ft/s^2, characterize the other force

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darkbluechocobo · Answer

it is unknown
it is 100 pounds and the opposite
it is the same 
it is 3.125

kl0723 · Answer

C = same

darkbluechocobo · Answer

can you explains?

kl0723 · Answer

I mean not really C

geerky42 · Answer

Yeah, Netwon's third law, I believe.

kl0723 · Answer

is the smae but in opposite direction

geerky42 · Answer

not sure lol...

geerky42 · Answer

So then it is B. @kl0723

kl0723 · Answer

I didn;t notice that it said the opposite direction... that should be more accurate :)

darkbluechocobo · Answer

Yes i just read the 3rd law over again that makes sense

kl0723 · Answer

I'm actually doing exercises on that if you need to practice :)

geerky42 · Answer

That mean in other question, @ganeshie8 is correct.

geerky42 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/users/darkbluechocobo#/updates/54233cf0e4b01666d9fc9171

geerky42 · Answer

It is C. oh well.

kl0723 · Answer

I said it is the same in opposite directions... :P but actually C doesn't specify the direction and B doesn't say anything about the acceleration of the mass

geerky42 · Answer

Yeah, question is ambiguous...