Examples of Newtons first Law Of Motion?

Answer 1

Strange as it may seem, it's not possible to see any examples, and definitely not on

Earth. Newton's first law of motion talks about how an object moves when there are

no forces acting on it, and it's absolutely impossible to find a situation anywhere on

Earth where there are no forces acting on an object. Even if there's nothing else,

there's always the force of gravity.

The closest approximations you can see are the motion of the puck on an air-hockey table,

and the motions of whatever the Space Station astronauts decide to show us on their next

public video.

Answer 2

1. A book remains at rest on a table unless an external force is applied to move it.
2. A ball rolling on a flat surface will continue rolling at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an external force.
3. An astronaut floating in space will continue to float in a straight line unless propelled by a thruster.
4. A car will continue moving forward unless a force, such as braking or friction, slows it down.

Answer 3

One example is if some wheel is rolling down a hill, or a rock. You can stop it by your hands or a larger rock.in this case you would need friction.

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