The dynamics of Newton's three laws! Ragen Craycraft

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The Dynamics of Newtons laws

• By Ragen Craycraft ?

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Magnetic Force

• The force exerted between magnetic poles,
  producing magnetization.
• Magnetic forces are very large in comparison to
  gravitational forces.In fact magnetic forces are
  produced by moving electric charges.

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Electronic Force

• Electric force is a force that appears when you
  push or pull on something with your hands.

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Gravitational Force

• Is a force that the earth pulls down to the
  center of the earth, for instance when drop a
  book onto the ground its the force that pulls
  the book to the ground. Its similar to a magnetic
  force but, its a force that pulls it down to the
  earths center.

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Weak interaction and nuclear force

• A fundamental interaction between elementary
  particles that is several orders of magnitude
  weaker than the electromagnetic interaction and
  is responsible for some particle decay, nuclear
  beta decay, and neutrino absorption and emission.
  Also called weak force.

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Newtons first law

• An object at rest will stay at rest, an object in
  motion stays in motion. Until a force is acted
  upon it.
• Example pushing against someone.

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Newton's second law

• The second law says that the acceleration of an
  object is 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 over the object.
• Example A car going 60 miles per hour into a
  brick wall.

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Newtons third law of motion

• Newton's Third Law
• A force is a push or a pull upon an object that
  results from its interaction with another object
• If it pushes on you, you push on it.

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FM x A

• Force is Mass times Acceleration.
• Example if a car has a mass of 700kg and a
  driver pushes the car with an acceleration of
  20mph then 700201400.

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MF/A

• MassForce divided by acceleration.
• M5.3/3.5 1.6kg.

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AF/M

• Acceleration force divided by mass.
• Example a56/12
• A 4.66

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WMxG

• Weak interactionw mass times gravity.
• Example w 14lbs x 700.
• W9800.

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M W/G

• Mass week interaction divided by gravity.
• M2500/800.
• M3.125

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Gw/m

• Gravity weak interaction divided by mass.
• G75/2
• G37.5.