Describe how newton's laws of gravity and motion related to your observations and responses to the questions above in a 150 word paragraph. the expirement was how fast dose a bucket need to spin in order to keep water inside

Take a  bucket  If you fill the container up with a little bit of water and then swing the bucket around in a large arc with your arm, you'll notice something interesting happens. The water doesn't fall out of the bucket.

You can have your bucket upside down, or sideways, whichever way you want and the water will never leave the container so long as you swing it around.

  It's what Newton identified as inertia. It ties closely into Newton's first law. As long as you swing that container around, the water inside is presumably under a constant force.

When you stop swinging the container, the water may fall out of the container because it no longer has that constant force of velocity acting on it. When stopped, the container has only the force of gravity acting on it now. Which means if the bucket is over your head, you better get out of the way!

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Describe how Newton's laws of gravity and motion related to your observations and responses to the questions above in a 150 word paragraph. the expirement was how fast dose a bucket need to spin in order to keep water inside??

"Newton's Laws are the most famous physics law made by anyone and this law makes the foundation of mechanics There are three types of Newton's law of gravity and motion it speaks about the connection of your Body and forces and the type of forces in the world The first rule states the position of net forces, Inertia and Mass State of Motion Balanced and Unbalanced Forces his consecrates that the rate of change of momentum of a body is directly proportional to the force applied rule the third rule is forces between two objects exist in equal magnitude and opposite direction and this is my Observation and response to the description of Newton's Law of gravity and motion"

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No because a circle or pie graph usually shows percentages you'd need a line graph