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Inertia the tendency of an object to
resist being moved or, if the object is
moving, to resist a change in speed
or direction until an outside force
acts on the object.

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In science, a force is simply a push or a pull.

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Explanation:
This was seen in the tablecloth magic experiment when my team members pulled on the tablecloth, and the air pushed the utensils back, therefore leaving them in place, which goes back to Newtons First Law of Motion.

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If a object at rest stays at rest and a object in motion stays in motion at a constant speed and direction, it will stay that way unless an unbalanced force acts upon it.

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A measure of inertia. An object that has a small mass has less inertia than an object that has a large
mass. So, changing the motion of an object that has a small mass is easier than changing the motion of an object that has a large mass.

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If the newton force of an object is not zero, then that means that the force is unbalanced. Unbalanced forces produce a change in motion.

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This was seen in the tablecloth magic because if we had not pulled on the tablecloth, it would not have moved unless another force acted upon it because it cannot move on its own. This connects to Newtons First Law of Motion because the tablecloth was acted upon by an unbalanced force, being whoever pulled on it.

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When the forces on an object produce a net force of 0 N, the
forces are balanced. When the force of an object is balanced, there i no change in movement.

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This was seen in the activity Hoop & Marker when the hoop balanced on the glass jar, and when the marker was balanced on the hoop. My explanation for this being a balanced force is, there was ØN, causing the hoop and marker to not move, and stay in place. This connects to Newton's First Law of Motion because the object is at rest, but when we removed the hoop in a certain way, the marker stayed in the same position but went down and fell into the glass jar perfectly.

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This was seen in Hoop & Marker when we moved the hoop from atop the glass jar, and under the marker because the hoop would not have moved unless another force had acted upon it causing it to move. This goes back to Newton's First Law of Motion because inertia is technically a synonym to Newton's law.

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If an object is not moving, it is said to be at rest

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This was seen in Tablecloth Magic when we had finished setting up the objects but not having done anything yet after because the objects were not moving, meaning they were at rest. This relates back to Newton's First Law of Motion because it is at the utensils are at rest, and in Newton's law, an object is AT REST and remains that way until an unbalanced force acts upon the object.

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This was seen in Tablecloth Magic when we removed the hoop, and the glass jar had stayed in the same spot, even when the marker landed inside it because the jar is heavier, so it has more inertia than the marker, therefore making it harder to move. This goes back to Newton's First Law of Motion because inertia is technically a faster way to say it, and the mass (measure of inertia) of the glass jar is more than that of the marker.

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When an object is moving due to an unbalanced force.

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This was seen in Hoop & Marker when the marker had fallen down into the glass jar due to the hoop being removed from the sculpture because if the marker had fallen, that means it moved, and if it moved, then it was in motion. This connects back to Newton's First Law of Motion because an unbalanced force was acted upon the marker, causing it to fall down and straight into the glass jar with the certain way of removing the hoop.

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