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General SciencePhysics: Laws of Motion
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When a passenger is standing in a bus and the bus suddenly starts moving forward, the passenger tends to fall backwards. This is an example of:

A

Newton's First Law of Motion

B

Newton's Second Law of Motion

C

Newton's Third Law of Motion

D

Law of Conservation of Momentum

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๐Ÿ”ฌ SC โ€ข Science Verified SolutionGeneral SciencePhysics: Laws of Motion
Option A

Newton's First Law of Motion

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Practice and solve "When a passenger is standing in a bus and the bus suddenly starts moving forward, the passenger tend..." for General Science - Physics: Laws of Motion. The correct answer is Option A: Newton's First Law of Motion. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.

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Practice and solve "When a passenger is standing in a bus and the bus suddenly starts moving forward, the passenger tend..." for General Science - Physics: Laws of Motion. The correct answer is Option A: Newton's First Law of Motion. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.

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