Newton's demonstration of objects preferring to travel in straight lines is part of his: a.1st Law b.2nd Law c.3rd Law

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Newton's demonstration of objects preferring to travel in straight lines is part of his:

a.1st Law
b.2nd Law
c.3rd Law

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The answer is A. 1st Law

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