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show that second law is the measure of force

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Answered by ans81
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HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

it states that the rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to the force applied that is
 \frac{pf - pi}{time}  \alpha f
proof of second law of motion: according to second law of motion where pf is final momentum, pi is initial momentum and f is force applied

As pf= mv
pi=mu
 {mv - mu}^{t}  = kf
their k is constant of proportionality by experiment we know that K = 1

 \frac{m(v - u)}{t}  = (1)f
 =   > ma = f
 =  > f = ma

Answered by Anonymous
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Second law of motion states that : the rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to to the force acting and takes the direction in which force acts 

Now, 

consider a body has Mass 'm', moving with a initial velocity 'u', so it initial momentum will be mu.now suppose that the bory stops in time t,then its final momentum would be mv/t 

 

force is directly proportional to (mv-mu) /t

Force = m x a 

SI unit of force is Newton(N).

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HOPE IT HELPS.


Suryavardhan1: Nice answer
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