12:26C H+MENUASSIGNMENT3/13Newton's lawsNEWTON'S UNIVERSAL LAW OF GRAVITATIONComplete the definition/law or provide the termasked for:TIP: You can't just make the statement truein a specific case. If it's a definition, then itneeds to be generally true.1.Newton'slaw of motion states: An objectcontinues in a state of rest or uniform motion(motion with a constant velocity) unless it isacted on by an unbalanced (net or resultant)force.Answer:

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C H+
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ASSIGNMENT
3/13
Newton's laws
NEWTON'S UNIVERSAL LAW OF GRAVITATION
Complete the definition/law or provide the term
asked for:
TIP: You can't just make the statement true
in a specific case. If it's a definition, then it
needs to be generally true.
1.
Newton's
law of motion states: An object
continues in a state of rest or uniform motion
(motion with a constant velocity) unless it is
acted on by an unbalanced (net or resultant)
force.
Answer:

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