Physics, asked by aalokchangre1234, 2 months ago

are there any situations in which we cannot apply Newton's laws of motion give its example

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Answered by atisha2020

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Answer-: To my thinking extent there isn't any out there.

Answered by Yognid

1

Explanation:

We can't apply Newton's laws of physics with subatomic particles.

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