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delivation of second law of motion ..

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Answered by Anonymous
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hello!


Newton’s Second Law  -

Newtons Second Law of motion states that, the rate of change in momentum is directly proportional to the force applied and the object moves in the direction of force applied.

F ∝ dp / dt

where f = force

         dp = change in momentum

dt = change in time


F ∝ dp/dt  [Greater the change in momentum, greater is force]



F = k dp/dt



F = dp/ dt



F = d/ dt (mv)



Let, m: mass of the body be constant



F = m dv/dt



F = ma



Newton’s Second law is consistent with the First law


F = ma



If F =0, then a = 0



According to First law, if a = 0, Then F = 0



Thus, both the laws are in sync.



Vector form of Newton’s Second law




Fx = dpx/ dt = max



Fy = dpy/ dt = may



Fz = dpz/dt = maz



Newton’s Second Law was defined for point objects. For larger bodies,


a: acceleration of the centre of mass of the system.


F: total external force on the system.

Answered by Anonymous
10

Hello friend


Here is your answer


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The second law of motion states that

The rate of change of momentum of an object is proportional to the applied unbalanced force in the direction of force.


As we know,


Change of momentum = P2 - P1


Where P2 = mv and P1 = mu


Thus,


Change of momentum = mv - mu

And

Rate of change of momentum = mv - mu/t


Or the applied force,


F is proportional to m(v-u)/t


F = km(v-u)/t


F = kma

As we know that v - u /t = a


Thus, F =kma where k is a constant proportion

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Thus F = ma


Hope it helps !

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