A jet plane manages to go forward by sucking in
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and shooting it out again at the back. (Note: one word for each field)

QUESTION 3

In terms of the action-reaction law, what is the reason why firemen have difficulty holding on to the nozzle of a fire
hose when water is gushing out at high speeds?
The hose's material contracts (action) resulting in a recoil (reaction)
It is an electrically regulated jolt (action) as a build-in feature for safety purposes, so that firemen recoil back
(reaction) from potential flares
The force by which the water is shot out (action) results in an equal counter-force by the water (reaction)
The water hitting on a heavy object or surface (action) results in a counterforce from the object or surface
conducted through the water to the firemen (reaction)
The push-back is only a perceptional effect from the stress which the firemen experience
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