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    1. When Wile E. Coyote runs off a cliff, he continues running in mid-air due to his inertia, demonstrating that an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. 2. When Wile E. Coyote slams on the breaks of the Acme Rocket Sled, he continues moving forward into a cactus due to his inertia. 3. When various heavy objects fall on Wile E. Coyote, his inertia causes him to be flattened by the objects until he can overcome the force through another action, showing that more massive objects have more inertia and are

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    1. When Wile E. Coyote runs off a cliff, he continues running in mid-air due to his inertia, demonstrating that an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. 2. When Wile E. Coyote slams on the breaks of the Acme Rocket Sled, he continues moving forward into a cactus due to his inertia. 3. When various heavy objects fall on Wile E. Coyote, his inertia causes him to be flattened by the objects until he can overcome the force through another action, showing that more massive objects have more inertia and are

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    1. When Wile E. Coyote runs off a cliff, he continues running in mid-air due to his inertia, demonstrating that an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. 2. When Wile E. Coyote slams on the breaks of the Acme Rocket Sled, he continues moving forward into a cactus due to his inertia. 3. When various heavy objects fall on Wile E. Coyote, his inertia causes him to be flattened by the objects until he can overcome the force through another action, showing that more massive objects have more inertia and are

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    NEWTON’s FIRST

    LAW of MOTION
    The LAW (#1)
    An object at rest remains at rest, and an object
    in motion remains in motion at the constant
    speed and in a straight line unless acted on by
    an unbalanced force.
    Part 1: Objects at rest
    An Object at rest is….

    A.) not moving

    B.) moving
    Part 1: Objects at rest
    An Object at rest is….

    A.) not moving


    B.) moving
    Objects at rest, such as a chair, desk, book, etc…,
    will not move by itself unless a force is placed
    on it.
    AHHHH…
    GHOST!!!
    At rest (not moving)

    Unbalanced
    force (moving)
    Part 2: Objects in Motion
    Moving objects will continue to move forever in
    the same velocity unless an unbalanced force
    acts on them.
    KNOWLEDGE check
    Scenario…
    You are riding a bus to school. When you
    finished your candy bar, you stand up to walk
    to the front of the bus.
    SUDDENLY, a mouse runs in front of the bus
    and the bus driver slams on his brakes (he
    loves mice)…….
    What will happen to you?
    why?
    Friction and Newton’s first law
    Newton says, “an object
    in motion will stay in HHmmmm……….
    motion forever…unless
    acted on by a
    unbalanced force.

    If you push your desk,


    what will happen?
    Will it move forever???

    What
    makes it
    stop?

    Preston pushing with all of his strength 


    FRICTION!!!!
    Friction- a force that opposes
    motion between two surfaces
    I forget what that are in contact.
    friction is!!!!

    what if Preston was


    moving a chair, or a
    stroller, or a ball?

    Kali
    Inertia and Newton’s first law
    Newton’s first law law of inertia

    Inertia- the tendency of an object to resist being


    moved, or if the object is moving, to resist a
    change in speed or direction until an outside
    force acts on the object.
    OR
    The tendency of an object to resist any changes
    in motion.
    Mass and Inertia
    The smaller the mass, the less the inertia

    Small/light objects are easier to move, or stop


    from moving.
    Large/heavy objects are harder to move, or
    stop from moving.
    Wile E Coyote
    Watch CLIP and write down 3 examples of when
    Newton’s first law of motion
    was demonstrated.

    What forces
    did you
    notice?
    ONE person from each table, get a beaker, a note
    card, and a penny.

    Directions:
    1. Place note card and penny on cup as seen here
    2. Attempt to flick the
    card so that the penny
    will fall into the beaker.

    How does this relate to


    Newton’s first law??

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