when a person jumps up -
1.he exerts a force on the ground
2.he exerts a force on himself
3. Both (a) and (b) are true
4. Both (a) and (b) are false
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Option 1 is right. when a person jumps up he exerts a force on the ground
- When we attempt to jump we apply a force on the earth.
- Then Newton's third law of motion comes into play.
- Suppose we apply 1200N force on the earth, the earth will apply 1200N force on our body.
- But in the opposite direction.
- When you jump you are applying a force on the earth in a downward direction.
- But the earth will apply a force of equal magnitude in the upward direction.
- This upward push makes jumping possible.
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