Why Newton's 1st law of motion is a special case of Newton's 2nd law of motion
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☆ As per the mathematical expression of second law of motion, we have
F = ma
If F = 0, then it implies that acceleration, a = 0 because mass m cannot be zero. It means that in the absence of a net unbalanced external force, the acceleration of an object is zero and the object is in a state of uniform linear motion. Obviously, this is the result of first law of motion. Thus , it is clear that the second law of motion is consistent with the first law of motion and vice versa.
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☆ As per the mathematical expression of second law of motion, we have
F = ma
If F = 0, then it implies that acceleration, a = 0 because mass m cannot be zero. It means that in the absence of a net unbalanced external force, the acceleration of an object is zero and the object is in a state of uniform linear motion. Obviously, this is the result of first law of motion. Thus , it is clear that the second law of motion is consistent with the first law of motion and vice versa.
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