Newton’s Laws of Motion

1. First Law of Motion

Definition: A resting object stays at rest, and a moving object keeps moving unless a force acts on it.
Example: A book kept on a table remains in the same place. It does not move unless someone pushes or picks it up.

2. Second Law of Motion

Definition: The more force we apply to an object, the more quickly its motion changes. A heavier object needs more force to change its motion.
Example: A soft hit makes the ball travel slowly and not very far. A hard hit makes the ball move faster and travel farther.

 3. Third Law of Motion

Definition: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Example: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.