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Physics, 08.04.2021 19:00 bisolad64

Law of inertia Material: Beaker, index card, penny

Procedure:
1.place the index card over the opening of the beaker
2.place the penny in the middle of the index card
3,Thump, flick, or pull the index card as quickly as possible

1.What happens to thd index card?
2.What happens to the penny
3.How does this show that objects at rest want to stay at rest
4.How does this demonstrate Newton first law of motion? ​

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