The Dynamics Of Newton's Laws

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The Dynamics Of Newtons Laws

• By Kayleigh Morton

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Magnetic Force

• Attraction for iron associated with electric
  currents as well as magnets characterized by
  fields of force
• Example-North and south poles coming together.

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Electric Force

• Something that exerts a force on another.
• Example-When two people are standing shoulder to
  shoulder and one is pushed the electricity will
  go through one person through the other pushing
  them both.

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Gravitational Force

• The force of attraction between all masses in the
  universe.
• Example-When you jump up and you come straight
  back down.

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Weak Interaction And Nuclear Force

• It is most commonly thought to be the cause of
  beta decay and the associated radioactivity.
• Example-It is hard to view this because it is
  located in the nucleus.

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Newtons First Law

• First law of motion a body remains at rest or in
  motion with a constant velocity unless acted upon
  by an external force.
• Example-A pall is still and when you push it it
  moves until something stops it.

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Newtons Second Law

• Second law of motion the rate of change of
  momentum is proportional to the imposed force and
  goes in the direction of the force.
• Example-How hard you push a ball. It goes from 0
  to however hard you push it.

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Newtons Third law

• Action and reaction are equal and opposite.
• Example-If two balls hit each other traveling at
  the same speed and have the same mass theyll
  stop.

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FMxA

• Mass x Acceleration
• Example-When my dads car broke down and he had
  to push it to the side of the rode.

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MF/A

• Force divided by acceleration.
• Example-A car, what the force and the
  acceleration is. Then you can get the mass.

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AF/M

• Force divided by mass.
• Example-How far a ball would go.

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WMxG

• Mass x Gravity
• Example-To know the weight of a car you have to
  know the mass and multiply it by its gravity.

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MW/G

• Weight divided by gravity.
• Example-A boulder, you have to divide the weight
  of the boulder by the gravity.

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GW/M

• Weight divided by mass
• Example-A house, you have to know the weight and
  the mass of the house to know how much gravity.