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2. Why do you fall forward when you stub your toe on a chair? Explain in terms (meaning use the words in the law in your answer) of inertia and Newton's llaw.
STUBBED
MY TOES
3. Why do you fly forward when hitting a curb while riding a skateboard or bike? Explain in
terms of inertia and Newton's 1" law.
4. Come up with your own example of Newton's first lawl Again explain using inertia and
Newton's l1st law

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