https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3 Please share at least one thing you learned from the Nearpod today. After sharing, write at least one question you have from the lesson. Please be sure to answer both parts! en-us 2023-04-19 01:36:15 UTC 2025-11-16 13:05:18 UTC hello@padlet.com qcharo4838 https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2560522144 One thing I learned about today was that the law of inertia was that something that is moving will stay moving until friction acts on it, and if something is at rest, it won't move until something acts on it.

One question I have is:
What causes things to have more friction?]]> 2023-04-19 17:34:30 UTC https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2560522144 https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2561047563 One thing I learned is that if something is moving it won't stop moving and if something isn't moving it won't move.

One question I have is can things have a lot more friction on one thing than the other?]]> 2023-04-20 03:12:27 UTC https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2561047563 https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2564911101 One thing I learned is the first law of motion is also known as Law of Inertia.                                                                    One question I have is: is friction always equal between two things? ]]> 2023-04-24 00:26:53 UTC https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2564911101 https://padlet.com/alflore/45v6stps95fijtp3/wish/2572706734 Something I learned was that static friction creates traction to hold an object in place so it won't move. 

A question I have is: How in the world did Issiac Newton come up with Motion and friction? I mean how creative can you really get with all of this is what I want to know.     
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