Explain some daily life examples Newton first law
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Newton’s first law of motion is also called as inertia law. This law states “if a force resultant of an object is equal to zero, then an object which initially is stationary will stay stationary. On the other hand, an object in which initially moves will stay moving in a constant velocity”. Newton’s first law of motion equation is F = 0.
In general, Newton’s first law discuss the inert trait of an object which means that every object that tends to retain its position or place. In our everyday life, we can find that when a person stops or take breaks from a motorcycle or a bike. The momentum when taking a break suddenly and while action make the rider pushed forward. Other example, at the same time when a person steps on a pedal of a car, suddenly his/her body will be pulled back.
examples of newton’s laws in everyday life based on first law implementation:
1) Simple pendulum swing
2)A coin put on top of a paper on the table will stay in place when the paper is pulled
3)Use of gear on a car engine
4)Ball that rolls on a surface will roll on a constant velocity because its force resultant is zero
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