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What are the forces that resist motion that make Newton's 1st Law hard to completely visualize on Earth?
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What are the forces that resist motion that make Newton's 1st Law hard to completely visualize on Earth?

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The answer is frictional forces
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frictional forces

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frictional forces are the forces that resist motion and thus it makes Newton's first law hard to completely visualize on earth.

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