1. third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

2. second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.

3. first law Acceleration is affected by mass.

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Elaine Hicks

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7 January, 13:47

1. third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

2. second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.

3. first law Acceleration is affected by mass.

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Barnett · Answer 1

Answer: 1. Third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force. TRUE

2. Second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity

FALSE

3. First law Acceleration is affected by mass

FALSE

Explanation: The arrangements of the Newton's law is wrong for Second and third options. Instead the Second law and first laws were misplaced. This is the correct order

Newton's First law: A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.

Newton's second law: Acceleration is affected by mass

Newton's third Law: Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

This is the correct order for the Newton's law of motion.

1. third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.2. second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.3. first law Acceleration is affected by mass.

1. third law Every applied force is opposed by an equal force.

2. second law A force must be applied to change an object's velocity.

3. first law Acceleration is affected by mass.