WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! Identify and explain each example as Newton’s First, Second, or Third law of motion. I pull on the Earth because Earth pulls on me. Answer 1 Choose... The velocity of a falling object isn’t constant because Earth’s gravity exerts a force on it. Answer 2 Choose... If air resistance is ignored, the acceleration of a falling object is equal to the ratio of the force of gravity to mass. HELP PLZ!!!

1.) Newton 3rd law

2.) Newton 1st law

3.) Newton 2nd law.

Step-by-step explanation:

1.)  I pull on the Earth because Earth pulls on me. This can be identified as Newton 3rd law of motion. The law state that, in every action, there must be equal and opposite reaction.

As the earth pulls on you, the reaction to that action which is equal and opposite is you pulling back on earth.

2.) The velocity of a falling object isn’t constant because Earth’s gravity exerts a force on it. This can be identified by Newton 1st law of motion which state that: an object will continue to be at rest or in a linear motion except an external force act on it.

The velocity of a falling object suppose to be constant if there is no external force. But it isn’t constant because Earth’s gravity exerts a force on it.

3.) If air resistance is ignored, the acceleration of a falling object is equal to the ratio of the force of gravity to mass. This can be identified by Newton 2nd law of motion which state that: The rate of change in momentum is proportional to the applied force. Or

F = ma

Where F = applied force

M = mass of the object

a = acceleration

If air resistance is ignored,

F = mg

where g = acceleration due to gravity.