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When you ride a bike and make a turn, you can feel your body trying to move in the same direction the bike was going. Which of Newton's motion laws BEST explains WHY this happens? OA) first OB) second
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When you ride a bike and make a turn, you can feel your body trying to

move in the same direction the bike was going. Which of Newton's motion
laws BEST explains WHY this happens?
OA) first
OB) second
OC) third

User Vivek Dhiman
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Answer:first law

Step-by-step explanation:

it states the a body in motion or rest maintain its state until an external force is acted on it

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