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Write your own example that includes Newton's three laws of motion. Be sure to make note of each law in your example.

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aleksley [76]2 years ago

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Answer:

Newton´s third Law Ex: when you push against a wall its pushes back with the exact same force.

Newton´s second Law Ex: If you roll a big ball and a small ball, the small ball will have more accelration.

Newton´s First Law Ex: If a baseball is hit it wouldn´t stop unless another force stops it or obstruct it.

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