What is an example of Newton's first law of motion?

Answer 1

Newton's Third Law:

For every Action, there is an Equal and Opposite Reaction.

Examples:

-- If you throw a heavy ball or block away from your body, the force exerted will push back on you, possibly pushing you backward onto the ground.

-- You find it hard to walk on a slippery surface because the only way you can walk forward is for your foot to push backward on the surface of the ground. Through friction, the ground is essentially "pushing back" against the force of your step.

-- A rocket can be launched into space because the hot gases from it are being propelled downward from the rocket, causing the rocket to move upward with equal force. (Gravity, of course, is opposing its acceleration during this reaction.)

Answer 2

Newton's second Law of Motion states that the force acting on an object, the objects mass and the resulting change in motion (acceleration) are related.

An example would be sliding down a hill.

Answer 3

pushing a 10 lb ball and a 5 lb ball..which ball would accelerate more? the 5 lb ball because the 5 lb ball has less mass then the 10 lb bal and newtons second law states that has twise the mass it will accelerate 1/2 as much.

newtons second law also states that an object will change acceleration or velocity if pushed or pulled upon. so when puching a ball the acceleration goes from 0 to how hard you push the ball.

Answer 4

If you push a skateboard it will continue to glide forward till it hits a wall. If the skateboard isn't pushed it will remain at rest.

Answer 5

An example of Newton's first law of motion is a book resting on a table. The book will remain at rest unless acted upon by an external force, demonstrating the principle of inertia.

Answer 6

a car crash

bumper cars

Answer 7

pulling a bike

Answer 8

It was the law of inertia.

Answer 9

is a truck