What does Newton's Law of Inertia State? (1st Law).O Object in motion stays in motion. Object at rest will stay at rest.O The net force on an object equals the mass multiplied by the acceleration.O Equal and opposite forces (action/reaction).

⇒Newton's 1st Law is also known by other name, that is "Law of inertia".

What does Newton's Law of Inertia State? (1st Law). O Object in motion stays in motion. Object at rest will stay rest. O The net force on an object equals the mass multiplied by the acceleration. O Equal and opposite forces (action/reaction).

What does Newton's Law of Inertia State? (1st Law). O Object in motion stays in motion. Object at rest will stay rest. O The net force on an object equals the mass multiplied by the acceleration. O Equal and opposite forces (action/reaction).

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What does Newton's Law of Inertia State? (1st Law).
O Object in motion stays in motion. Object at rest will stay at rest.
O The net force on an object equals the mass multiplied by the acceleration.
O Equal and opposite forces (action/reaction).

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