Using Newtons first and thrid laws, explain what happens when you dribble a basketball

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When you dribble a basket ball, it bounces because you move it. If you didn't move it, it wouldn't move. This is because objects are LAZY. Newtons first law is an object will remain still until it gets moved. I hoped this helped!

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