Newton's laws

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The dynamics of Newton's laws
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Magnetic Force

• Magnetic forces are produced by moving electric
  charges.

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Electric Force

• The force that appears when you push on
  something with your hands is electric force. This
  electric force of repulsion develops as the
  electrons of the hand are brought close to the
  electrons of an object.

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Gravitational Force

• Gravitational force is an extremely weak force
  in comparison to the other forces.

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Weak Interaction and Nuclear Forces

• Nuclear forces are much stronger than other
  forces. The nuclear force holds the nucleus of an
  atom together in spite of the strong electric
  force of repulsion between its protons.

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Newton's first law

• His first law of motion states, A body
  continues in its state of rest, or of uniform
  motion in a straight line, unless it is acted
  upon by a net external force.

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Newton's second law

• the second law says that the acceleration of an
  object produced by a net applied force is
  directly related to the magnitude of the force,
  the same direction as the force, and inversely
  related to the mass of an object.

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Newton's third law

• The third law says that for every action there
  is an equal and opposite reaction. Forces are
  found in pairs.

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FMxA

• The more force the more acceleration. F force,
  A acceleration, M mass.

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M F/A

• m mass, f force, a acceleration

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AF/M

• A acceleration, F Force, M mass. This means
  acceleration equals force divided by mass.

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W MxG

• W means weight, M means mass and G means
  gravity. This means weight equals mass multiplied
  by gravity.

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M W/G

• M means mass, W means weight, and G means
  gravity. This means that mass equals weight
  divided by gravity.