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    Mark each of the following situations as an example of Newton's First (1st ), Second (2nd ) or Third (3rd ) law on the blank before the number. Then explain in complete sentences how the situation is an example of that particular law.

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    Mark each of the following situations as an example of Newton's First (1st ), Second (2nd ) or Third (3rd ) law on the blank before the number. Then explain in complete sentences how the situation is an example of that particular law.

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    Mark each of the following situations as an example of Newton's First (1st ), Second (2nd ) or Third (3rd ) law on the blank before the number. Then explain in complete sentences how the situation is an example of that particular law.

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    Directions: Mark each of the following situations as an example of Newtons First (1st ), Second (2nd ) or Third (3rd ) Law on the blank before the number. Then explain in complete sentences how the situation is an example of that particular law. 1) A persons body is thrown outward as a car rounds a curve on a highway. Explain Your Answer:

    2) Rockets are launched into space using jet propulsion where exhaust accelerates out from the rocket and the rocket accelerates in an opposite direction. Explain Your Answer:

    3) A picture is hanging on a wall and does not move. Explain Your Answer:

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