Question

When a person jumps out of a boat the boat moves backward explain why?

Answer 1

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◆ When a person jumps out of the boat a pressure is created on the boat and as a result, the boat also exerts a pressure on the foot of the person when he/she is jumping out of it. Thus, it is according to the NEWTON'S THIRD LAW OF MOTION that :

$every \: action \: has \: an \: equal$
$and \: opposite \: \: reaction.$



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Answer 2

When a person jumps out of the ship , he/she pushes the boat with feet and applies a force on it, according to newtons third law (action-reaction) the boat applies an equal force on the boy and he moves outward . Since the boat is on the water not on a solid surface ,so the force of the feet pushes it backwards.

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