Sean is moving and he pushes a heavy box so that it starts to slide across the floor.
Your diagram should include: gravity, normal force, applied force (Sean's push), & friction.
Third Law states: For every action there's an equal but opposite reaction. An example is shown below.
After you watch the demo, create a diagram of what you saw.
Then , add 2 arrows. 1 that shows the direction of the air and 1 that shows the direction that the rocket moves.
Either label the arrows or make a key so you know which arrow is which.
If you're sitting at a stop sign behind this truck (below), when the truck starts to move forward,
Robert loves to drive fast. He wants to investigate whether the mass of his car changes the time it takes to accelerate from zero to 60.
After watching the video,
Think about the kinds of things you've seen in textbooks diagrams/images that help you interpret the drawing.