Question

1. newtons second law of motion states that larger things need more force to move them than lighter things. what would be an example of this law in action? answer: ...

Explanation:

Newton's second - law is $F = ma$ (force equals mass times acceleration). An example could be pushing a car versus a bicycle. A car has more mass, so more force is needed to move it from rest or change its motion compared to a bicycle.

Answer:

Pushing a car is harder than pushing a bicycle because the car has more mass and thus requires more force to move, which is an example of Newton's second law of motion.