Explaining Movement with Newton's Laws

[DevilTemptations]

1. An airplane is moving with a constant velocity. You are sitting inside the airplane and you drop a ball. Describe what the ball's path looks like to you inside the plane and to someone standing still, observing the action from the ground. (Assume X-ray vision)

2. Use Newton's Laws to explain why you feel the same in a motionless vehicle as you do in a car moving at a constant velocity.

3. Explain using Newton's laws the effect of being pressed back in your seat when accelerating forward and being pushed forward while breaking.

 

[HallsofIvy]

Okay, what have YOU done on these? We are happy to help but we won't do your work for you and we want to see some indication that you are trying.

 

[1+1=1]

shutdown! everyone makes mistakes that is why pencils have erasers. how do you expect to learn material without trying it?

 

[futb0l]

The questions are pretty simple, it should be explained in your book.