**Part 1: Objects at Rest***Experiment Instructions:*1. Take an index card or a playing card and place it over a cup or a glass.2. Next, place a small coin on top of the card.3. With a quick flick, hit the card out from under the coin.*Discussion Questions:*- What happens to the coin when you flick the card away?- In several sentences, describe the results of this experiment.- Explain the results using your understanding of Newton’s First Law.*Real-Life Scenario:*Imagine you are riding the bus to school. When you sit in your seat, you place your bag and your books on the floor below you. When the bus begins to move, all your books slide to the back of the bus! Explain why this happens using your understanding of Newton’s First Law.**Explanation:**In both scenarios, Newton’s First Law of Motion, also known as the law of inertia, is illustrated. This law states that an object at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force. In the first experiment, the coin remains in place due to its inertia, while the card is quickly removed from underneath it. Similarly, in the bus example, the books remain stationary as the bus begins to move forward, appearing to slide backward due to inertia.

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