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When a corridor train suddenly starts, the sliding doors of some compartments may open.

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ICSE-LAWS OF MOTION-EXERCISE - 3(B)
  1. State and explain the law of inertia (or Newton's first law of motion)...

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  2. What is meant by the term inertia?

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  3. Give qualitative definition of force on the basis of Newton's first la...

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  4. Name the factor on which inertia of a body depends and state how it de...

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  5. Give two examples to show that greater the mass, greater is the inerti...

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  6. More the mass, more difficult it is to move the body from rest'. Expla...

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  7. Name the two kinds of inertia.

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  8. Give one example of the following: inertia of rest .

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  9. Give one example of the following: inertia of motion.

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  10. Two equal and opposite forces act on a stationary body. Will the body ...

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  11. Two equal and opposite forces act on a moving object. How is its motio...

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  12. An aeroplane is moving uniformly at a constant eight under the action ...

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  13. Why does a person tend to fall when he jumps out from a moving train a...

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  14. Why does a ball thrown vertically upwards in a moving train, come back...

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  15. Explain the following When a train suddenly moves forward, the pas...

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  16. Explain the following When a corridor train suddenly starts, the s...

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  17. Explain the following People often shake branches of a tree for ge...

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  18. Explain the following After alighting from a moving bus, one has t...

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  19. Explain the following Dust particles are removed from a carpet by ...

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  20. Explain the following It is advantageous to run before taking a lo...

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