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True ... it's called inertia.
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When the horse suddenly stops the rider falls forward Explain why?
It is mainly due to inertia of motion (Newton's first law of motion). When the horse is in motion then rider also remains in motion along with the horse. But when the horse suddenly stops, the lower part of the rider comes in the rest along with the horse but his upper part remains in the motion. This is why, he falls forward.
When the scooter hits a rock the rider tends to fly forward because?
because it stops at a high rate of speed forcing the rider to fly forward
Suppose you are riding as a passenger in a car when the car stops suddenly What pushes you forward?
Force of Inertia
Why is a car seat belt important?
It keeps you from moving forward if the car is hit or stops suddenly.
A girl on a marta train goes flying forward when the train suddenly stops which law of motion is this?
Inertia
When riding a horse the horse suddenly stops and you fly over its head Why does this happen in physics?
Because of inertia. Things that are moving likes to keep moving.
When you are standing up in a subway train and the train suddenly stops your body continues to go forward What law?
Gravity maybe?
A seat belt helps you when your car stops suddenly by providing?
The seat belt makes an balance forward force because when the car stops you fall forward and the seat belt makes it so the force in your body stays balanced. So it becomes an balanced forward force.
Does a car accident involve inertia?
yes it does according to the law of physics if the vehicle is in motion when the car stops suddenly, you will fling forward.
When a running car stops suddenly the passengers tends to lean forward because of?
This happens because an object in motion tends to stay in motion
What happens to the pasengers sitting in a train when it suddenly stops?
The passengers, and everything else will keep going forward until restrained or impacting something.
What dose rein mean?
Reins are the leather straps that run from the horse's bit (or bridle) to the rider. The rider uses them to control and direct the horse. "Rein" can also refer to reining, which is a Western discipline where horses complete patterns that include sliding stops and spins.
