Physics, asked by neerajsemwal8009, 1 year ago

How does Newton's second law apply to swimming?

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Answered by tanishagoel198

Newton's second law states that force = mass x acceleration. Inswimming, the force produced by theswimmer is equal to the mass of theswimmer multiplied by the acceleration of the swimmer in the water.

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