the dynamics of newton's laws

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The dynamics of Newton's laws

• By Carl Stamper

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The five forces

• gravitational
• Electric
• Magnetic
• Nuclear
• Weak interaction

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gravitational

• One example is a tennis ball and a base ball when
  you drop them at the same time they will hit at
  the same time.

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Electric

• One example is when you punch a punching bag with
  your hand. So then your hand hit the punching bag
  it will go forward with your hand.

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Magnetic

• magnetic and electric forces are very similar so
  an example is the road and a tire on a car.

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The three forces we can see

• the three we can see is gravitational, electric,
  and magnetic.
• The two that we cant see are nuclear and weak
  interaction. the reason we cant see them is
  because they are in the nucleus of an atom.

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Newton's three laws of motion
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the first of the three laws

• The first is an object at rest stays at rest and
  an object in motion stays in motion unless acted
  by an external forces.so an example of that is a
  person bouncing a ball.

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The seconded of the three laws

• It is when the acceleration of an object is
  produced by the total applied force is directly
  related to the magnitude of the force.so an
  example is a base ball and a truck.

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The third of the three laws

• It says that for every action there has to be a
  equal or opposite reaction. An example of this is
  a cannon and the cannon ball when fired from it.

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The formulas of motion
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The types of formulas of motion

• Fm/a
• Mf/a
• Af/m
• Wmxg
• Mwxg
• Gwxm

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Fm/a

• One example is a cars speed on a road as it
  speeds up the speed monitor uses this to tell you
  how fast you are going also to tell you how many
  miles you are.

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Mf/a

• One example is a scale for a car so that it can
  see how many miles it can withstand when driving.

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Af/m

• One example is a tractor so it can tell you tell
  you how fast you are going and so you can have
  some traction on your way.

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Wmxg

• One example is on a comet to see how big it is.

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Mwxg

• One example is the mass of you on the moon and
  the mass on the earth.

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Gw/m

• One example is a gallon of water.

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The end

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