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We shall now state that Newton's 1st law and the 3rd law is contained in 2nd law
According to Newton's second law :F=ma
If F=0 then a=0,m is unequal to 0
Which states that there will be no acceleration in the body if no external force is applied on it.This means that a body in rest will remain at rest and a body in uniform motion will remain in uniform motion which is also stated in Newton's 1st law.
Now,let F1 is the force exerted by a body A on B and F2 is the force exerted by body B on A .
Change in linear momentum of body A= F1×∆t
Change in linear momentum of body B=F2×∆t
Then,F1×∆t+F2×∆t=0
F1×∆t=-F2×∆t
F1=-F2
Action = Reaction,w hich is the third law of motion.
Therefore,2nd law of motion is a real law of motion.
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》》Other laws of Newton can be derived from Newton's second law. Hence it is called real law of Newton.
FOR EXAMPLE:
2nd law is…F=ma
And 1st law is …initial velocity=final velocity
Assume that force acting on body is zero
F=ma
So, 0= ma
0/m = a
0=a
0= (v-u)/t
0/t = v-u
0= v-u
U=v
Thus ….we proved that 1st law can be derived from 2nd law of Newton.
Hope it is helpful....
FOR EXAMPLE:
2nd law is…F=ma
And 1st law is …initial velocity=final velocity
Assume that force acting on body is zero
F=ma
So, 0= ma
0/m = a
0=a
0= (v-u)/t
0/t = v-u
0= v-u
U=v
Thus ….we proved that 1st law can be derived from 2nd law of Newton.
Hope it is helpful....
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