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Newton's Third Law

Newton's Third Law

Jul 05, 20231 min read

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up:: 031 MOC Classical Mechanics

Newton’s third law states that, for any particles i,j, the forces from one to the other are opposite to each other.

That is,

Fi→j​=−Fj→i​

where Fi→j​ is the force which particle i exerts upon particle j.

Corollaries

  • The sum of all reciprocal forces in a system of particles is always zero

References

  • LEMOS, Nivaldo A. Mecânica analítica. Editora Livraria da Física, 2007.

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Backlinks

  • 031 MOC Classical Mechanics
  • Linear Momentum Conservation Theorem
  • Only external forces exert torque upon a center of mass
  • The sum of all reciprocal forces in a system of particles is always zero

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