Question

Think back to when you were a kid riding in the backseat of the car. Maybe you once had a milkshake in your hand when your mom hit the brakes. You were secured by your seat belt, but you jerked forward and the milkshake splashed all over the front seat…and your mom. That situation probably never happened to you. But think about something that has happened to you physically—a fall, a jump, an accident, or something you may have done hundreds of times in your favorite sport. Analyze the action and describe it in terms of Newton’s laws. Identify the initial conditions and the forces involved. If the action is a sequence of events, analyze it step by step. The more complex the sequence of events, the better!

Answer 1

heres something more... in soccer

Newton's first law plays a role in soccer. The soccer ball, when kicked, keeps going forward until friction, a person, or another object like a wall stops it. When a soccer ball is resting non moving on the ground, it will stay like that until someone kicks it or another force acts upon it.

LAW 2 IN SOCCER

The second law affects the speed of the ball and the player. The more weight the ball has, the slower it goes. The more weight the player has, the slower he can run. Heavier people kick farther than lighter people. Lighter people can run faster than heavier people.

LAW 3 IN SOCCER

When you kick a soccer ball, it goes forward. That is the action. The reaction is that the goalie catches the ball in his hands, which stops the ball from moving. This is how the third law affects the soccer ball.