A swimmer is able to swim in a swimming pool only when he is pushing the water in the backwards direction. Why?
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To move forward in water must move the water backward.
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As a consequence of Newton's third law of motion, whenever something moves in one direction, something else must move in the opposite direction.
So if a swimmer desires to move through the water, he or she must move something else in the opposite direction. The most readily available substance is the water itself.
A swimmer actively pushes off the water sending them in one direction while the water moves in the opposite direction.
Explanation:
As a consequence of Newton's third law of motion, whenever something moves in one direction, something else must move in the opposite direction.
So if a swimmer desires to move through the water, he or she must move something else in the opposite direction. The most readily available substance is the water itself.
A swimmer actively pushes off the water sending them in one direction while the water moves in the opposite direction.
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Explanation:
To move forward in water must move the water backward.
Explanation:
As a consequence of Newton's third law of motion, whenever something moves in one direction, something else must move in the opposite direction.
So if a swimmer desires to move through the water, he or she must move something else in the opposite direction. The most readily available substance is the water itself.
A swimmer actively pushes off the water sending them in one direction while the water moves in the opposite direction.
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