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about the boy is pushing a girl and the mass is stronger to the boy not the girl, and i don't understand it how to solve it for the mass.

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the greater the mass the more difficult it is to move it. the first law of motion moves until something stops it from moving. for every action there is a equal and opposite reaction. - melat frai

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- The greater the mass of an object, the greater it's inertia and the force required to push it.

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Kamarey:The greater the mass the more difficult it is to move.The first law of motion moves until a force affects it. For every action theres a reaction.

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i learned the formula for finding mass using weight and multiplying it by 9.8 also learned more mass=more inertia i also learned what the laws mean in more depth-Immanol rodriguez

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1) that first law is moved till something else moves it 2) pertains to the behavior of objects for which all existing forces are not balanced 3)for every action there is a equal and opposite reaction

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William Kwan: 1: 1st law of motion once an object in motion stays in motion until an equal force stops. 2: 2nd law of newton is F=MA . 3: is that diagrams make it easier to look at their motions . i still dont understand the 3rd law as well

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1. F=Ma formula 2. the greater the mass the more difficult it is to move 3. inertia is the tendency of an object to change its motion ....... i thing i dont understand, the force applies on the opoosite object for newtons 3rd law

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3 things I know is how things will stay moving unless something affects it. Something will stay still until something affects it. and that mass directly affects inertia.  There is nothing i am confused about - Kevin Solis

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Jared B: F=MA, Inertia, for every act of force there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Jessica C, Sebastian: 1.When an object has more mass it doesn't mean that it is the bigger object 2.

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What is one thing that you are still confused about?

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What are three facts that you discussed today?