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

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

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

4 Inertia

5 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

6 Newton’s First Law

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

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

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

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