ACTIVITY 1.2 PICTURE ANALYSIS / IDENTIFICATION Directions: Study the pictures and understand carefully the following questions after. Choose the letter of the correct answer and put it on the space provided, 1 Which of the two pictures below has a... greater mass? greater inertia? needs greater force to move? A 2. Which among the two pictures below is... hard to change in velocity? hard to stop? A

ACTIVITY 1.2 PICTURE ANALYSIS / IDENTIFICATION Directions: Study the pictures and understand carefully the following questions after. Choose the letter of the correct answer and put it on the space provided, 1 Which of the two pictures below has a... greater mass? greater inertia? needs greater force to move? A 2. Which among the two pictures below is... hard to change in velocity? hard to stop? A

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Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

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Chapter2: Newton's Laws

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