derive F=ma second law of motion
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F= ma
Newton's second law of motion
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F= ma
Newton's second law of motion
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Rate of change of momentum is change of momentum by time
m(v-u)/t
according to newton's 2nd law
applied force F is directly proportional to m(v-u)/t
acceleration a is v-u/t
applied force is directly proportional to ma
F is equal to kma
where k is a constant of proposnality k is equal to 1
Hence F is equal to ma
m(v-u)/t
according to newton's 2nd law
applied force F is directly proportional to m(v-u)/t
acceleration a is v-u/t
applied force is directly proportional to ma
F is equal to kma
where k is a constant of proposnality k is equal to 1
Hence F is equal to ma
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