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Laws of Motion

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Identify the Law of Motion applied in each given situation.

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Identify the Law of Motion applied in each given situation.

by VITTO, Marriel B.
1

The soccer ball remains at rest until a force is applied when it is kicked.

2

Pushing the shopping cart harder makes it move faster because greater force produces greater acceleration.

3

The book stays at rest on the table until a force is applied to lift it.

4

When a car suddenly stops, your body moves forward.

5

The air rushing out pushes backward, causing the balloon to move forward.

6

A heavier truck needs more force to accelerate than a smaller car because it has more mass.

7

When you jump off the boat, the boat moves backward as a reaction to your push.

8

The rocket moves upward as the exhaust gases are pushed downward.

9

The basketball keeps rolling until friction acts on it to slow it down.

10

When you hit a baseball with more force, it travels farther.

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