satae newtons first law of motion and how is it deduction second law
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Newton's first law states that until and unless an external force is applied on a body , the body tends to retain its inertia , that is , retain its state of motion or rest .
Deduction of first law from the second law:
we know , F =ma
If the force applied on a body is zero , then the acceleration of the body has to be zero ( because mass of a body cannot be zero) which means that the state of motion or rest of the body is constant and thus the Newton's first law of motion is derived.
Deduction of first law from the second law:
we know , F =ma
If the force applied on a body is zero , then the acceleration of the body has to be zero ( because mass of a body cannot be zero) which means that the state of motion or rest of the body is constant and thus the Newton's first law of motion is derived.
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