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First Law of Motion

First Law of Motion. Inertia. Inertia. Is a property of matter that resists change in motion Resists acceleration. A force is a push or a pull. First Law of Motion. rest / constant motion. An object will remain at until an unbalanced force is exerted on it.

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First Law of Motion

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  1. First Law of Motion Inertia

  2. Inertia Is a property of matter that resists change in motion Resists acceleration A force is a push or a pull

  3. First Law of Motion rest / constant motion An object will remain at until an unbalanced force is exerted on it A force is a push or a pull

  4. First Law of Motion

  5. First Law of Motion

  6. First Law of Motion

  7. First Law Quiz Using the principle of interia and the first law of motion describe the benefit for having a head rest in a car.

  8. First Law Quiz

  9. First Law of Motion

  10. Adding Collinear Forces

  11. Adding Collinear Forces Vectors that are parallel are collinear, even if they have opposite directions. Two people are dragging a canoe out of a lake onto a beach using light ropes. Each person applies a force of 60.0 N [forward] on the rope. The force of friction exerted by the beach on the canoe is 85.0 N [backward]. Starting with a free-body diagram, calculate the net force on the canoe.

  12. Adding Collinear Forces Two people are dragging a canoe out of a lake onto a beach using light ropes. Each person applies a force of 60.0 N [forward] on the rope. The force of friction exerted by the beach on the canoe is 85.0 N [backward]. Starting with a free-body diagram, calculate the net force on the canoe.

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