Newton’s 1st Law Also called Law of Inertia Ned. Newton’s Laws of Motion Created by: Greg Hutchins and Matt Pollart Class of 2006.

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Newton’s Laws of Motion Created by: Greg Hutchins and Matt Pollart Class of 2006

Newton’s 1st Law Also called Law of Inertia Ned

Inertia The tendency of an object to resist change in its motion

Inertia

Newton's Law #1 An object at rest stays at rest, an object in motion stays in motion, unless acted upon by an outside force

Newton’s First Law

Ex. 1 The truck stops but the ladder keeps moving. Newton’s 1st Law Ex. 1 The truck stops but the ladder keeps moving.

Ex. 2 The motorcycle stops but the rider keeps going. Newton’s 1st Law Ex. 2 The motorcycle stops but the rider keeps going.

Newton’s 1st Law Ex. 3 The car stops but the driver keeps going. (Wear a seat belt!))