8. (1)Provide an example that helps demonstrate on Newton's Laws. (2)Explain how theexample applies to the law. (3) List all forces in the example.ana. Newton's First Lawb. Newton's second law.C. Newton's third Law.

a. Newton's first law - A body at rest continues to remain at rest until some external unbalanced…

example applies to the law. (3) List all forces in the example. 8. (1)Provide an example that helps demonstrate on Newton's Laws. (2)Explain how the an a. Newton's First Law b. Newton's second law. c. Newton's third Law.

example applies to the law. (3) List all forces in the example. 8. (1)Provide an example that helps demonstrate on Newton's Laws. (2)Explain how the an a. Newton's First Law b. Newton's second law. c. Newton's third Law.

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