state the newtons third law and explain the following: walking of a person?
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Whenever people walk, their foot exerts a force on the ground. The ground then exerts an equal force which points in the opposite direction. It is this force (force due to friction) that allows the person to move forward.
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Newton's third laws tells us that ' Every action has an equal but opposite reaction'.
If we talk about walking of a person, He/she applies force at ground when walking and even gravitational force is applied by ground. Both this forces get balance by Newton 3rd law of motion. So this is an example of third law of motion.
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