
So, on Friday we discussed Newton's third law. The phrase we learned was "A force exerted by ___________ on ________." And the harder you push on something, the harder it pushes back onto you. Both objects will always have an equal amount of force. However, friction can fool the eye, and make it appear as if one thing has more force upon the other.
For instance, at the market, Elissa pushes my cart around the store (as shown above). Although both have an equal amount of force, the cart is being moved. This is due to the friction from Elissa's feet to the ground. Therefore, "A force exerted by Elissa on the shopping car" is my bunch of physics for the weekend :)