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drek231 [11]
1 year ago
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HELP Can someone do this?

Chemistry
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laiz [17]1 year ago
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The first law appears to be at conflict with what we typically encounter. According to Newton's first law, any object at rest that is not affected by external forces will stay at rest, and any object in motion that is not affected by external forces will continue moving in a straight path at a constant speed.

The first law of motion in physics states that unless an external force acts upon a body, it will continue to move at its current uniform speed and remain at rest. A ball will exert force on the ground or a wall when it strikes them, respectively. The ground or a wall exerts a reaction force, which causes the ball to bounce back.

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