Newton’s Law

Sahaj Patel
 Newton's First Law

● An object will stay in motion unless hit by a unbalanced force

● An object will stay at rest unless hit by a unbalanced force

Example 1 Example 2
Explanation
The first picture shows us Newton’s First Law
because it shows us that an object as rest will
stay at rest unless struck by an unbalanced
force. The ball was at rest or not moving until a
person kicked it. The ball has a less mass or
weight than the person that kicked it that is why
it moved. If the ball had more mass than the
person that kicked it than it would not have
moved. The first picture is a great example of
Newton’s First Law.
The second picture shows us Newton's
First law because it shows that an object
moving will stay moving unless hit by
unbalanced force. The biker was going at
a constant speed until he hit the brick
wall which has a bigger force due to its
mass. As soon as the biker hit the brick
wall he jumped out of the bike and fell on
the other side of the wall. That picture is
a great example of Newton’s First Law.6
 Newton’s Second Law
● The force applied on a object is determined by the mass of the object times the
acceleration of the object.
● It will be harder to push a object with a bigger mass than a object with a smaller object.
Example 1 Example 2
Explanation
Example 1
The first picture shows us Newton’s
Second Law because it shows us that
there will be more force required to
push a object with a big mass than a
object with a small mass. A person push
a object with a smaller mass way easily
and way farther than he pushed the
object with a bigger mass. He wasn’t
able to push the object with a bigger
mass that much and it was hard for him.
This picture is a great example of
Newton’s Second Law.
Example 2
The second picture also shows us
Newton’s Second Law because it shows
us that there will be more force
required to push a object farther than it
will take to push it just a bit. The guys
that is pushing the person on the
skateboard only had to give a little push
just to push him like a few inches,but he
had to push him harder or push him with
a greater force to make him move like
five feet or go very far. This picture is
also a great example of Newton’s
Second Law.
Newton’s Third Law

● For every action there is a equal but an opposite reaction.

● You punch the wall and the wall punches you back with a equal but and opposite reaction
that’s why your knuckles sometimes bleed or hurt.
● Action Reaction
Example 1 Example 2
Explanation
Example 1
The first picture shows us Newton’s Third
Law because it shows us that for every
action there is a opposite but an equal
reaction. The player swings the bat which
results into the ball to go far. The player
swinging the bat is a actions and the ball
going far was the reaction. The ball pushed
out of the bat with the same force as the
player swinged the bat in the opposite way
of the player. This picture is a great
example of Newton’s Third Law.
Example 2
The second picture also shows us
Newton’s Third Law because it shows
us that for every action there is a
opposite but an equal reaction in a
opposite way. Two people bumped into
each other which is the action and them
falling down in a opposite direction is
the reaction. If there wasn’t an equal
reaction in a opposite direction than the
people would have bumped into each
other and would have fell on top of each
other. This picture is a great example of
Newton’s Third Law of motion.