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Consider a situation in which you are standing on a flat frictionless surface. You are at rest. There is no air around you. What will you do so that you start moving? Please explain using Newton's Laws and refrain from giving any absurd answer.
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you can not move without friction. No force act upon you, so inertia principle says that you keep at rest. Of course, if you thrown any body that u have, you move the opposite direction according to thrown body, because of conservation of linear momentum.
agree with oksuz :)
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