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Why do objects keep moving after the force stops acting on it

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saul85 [17]3 years ago

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It keeps moving for just a few seconds because of inertia. Say you are going 50 miles down the interstate there is a stop sign when you stop you almost come out of your set that is why we have to wear set belts and that is an example of Inertia. Glad to help

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