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在海峡两岸龙舟赛中,全体划桨手在鼓声的号令下有节奏地向后划水,龙舟就快速前进,这说明了力的作用是______的.相对于岸上站立的观众,龙舟是______的(选填“运动”或“静止”).

答案

①因为力的作用是相互的,运动员用桨向后划水(给水向后的作用力),水给桨一个向前的反作用力,所以龙舟就向前运动;

②以“岸上站立的观众”为参照物,龙舟与观众之间的位置发生了变化,所以龙舟是运动的.

故答案为:相互;运动.

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