Answer:
1st law:. An object will remain stationary or moving at a constant speed unless an external force is applied upon it
2nd law: Force = Mass × Acceleration
3rd Law: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
Explanation:
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Newton's first law says that an object at rest will stay at rest, while an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force.
A great example of this is a ball sitting on the ground. The ball will not move until some force is used on it, rather that be you kicking it, the wind blowing it, etc. Once that force is used against it, the ball will continue to move until gravity, air resistance, a friction bring it to a stop.
Two objects allowed to move freely will accelerate toward each other
in response to the gravitational forces between them.
It doesn't matter whether they have equal masses or vastly different
masses ... each object accelerates toward the other one.
The less-massive object has greater acceleration, and the more-massive
object has smaller acceleration.
Yes. When you fall to the Earth, the Earth falls to you, but with less
acceleration because it has less mass than you have.
I believe the answer is C