the dynamics of newtons laws

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Force In motion

• By Brittaney Hamm?

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Gravitational Force

• Gravitational Force is an extremely weak force in
  comparison to the other forces.
• Examples If two tennis balls are held one meter
  apart, the gravitational force between them is
  only o.oooooooooo1 newton.

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Magnetic force

• Magnetic force, like electric forces, are very
  large in comparison to gravitational forces.
• Examples In fact, magnetic forces are produced
  by moving electric charges.

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Nuclear Force

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

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Newton's three laws
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Newtons First law

• The first law says that an object at rest tends
  to stay at rest, And an object in motion tends to
  stay in motion, with the same direction and
  Speed.
• Examples With no outside forces this object will
  never move. With no outside forces this object
  will never stop.

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Newtons Second law

• The second law says that the acceleration of an
  object produced by a net (total) applied forces
  is directly related to the magnitude of the
  force, And inversely related to the mass of the
  object (inverse is value that is one over another
  number the inverse of 2 is ½)
• Examples Fma the more force the more
  acceleration.

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Newtons Third law

• The third law says that for every action (force)
  there's is an equal and opposite reaction
  (force).
• Examples Is similar to a kick when a gun fires a
  bullet forward.

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The formulas of motion
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FMxA

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives to a standard mass.
• For an example you would have multiply 90/109

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MF/A

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives to a standard mass.
• For an example you would have to divide 20/54

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AF/M

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives to a standard mass.
• For an example you would have to divide 144/12
  12

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WMxG

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives to a standard mass.
• For an example you would have to multiply 12x12
  144

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GW/M

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives a standard mass.
• For an example you would have to divide 45/95
  thats how you would solve the problem.

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MW/G

• A force accelerates a mass.
• A force is measured in terms of the acceleration
  it gives to a standard mass.
• For an example you could do 64/ 8 and then you
  would have to find out the acceleration to solve
  it.

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Dynamics

• Dynamics is deals with the cause of motion
  (forces) rather than motion itself.