Newton's Three Laws of Motion
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Sir Isaac Newton was considered by many the most important figure in the development of modern science, and his accomplishments covered a broad scope, from fundamental contributions to physics and astronomy, to the invention (in parallel with Liebnitz) of the mathematical field of calculus, and Newtonian mechanics, which came to be regarded as the ultimate explanatory science (Clockwork; Sir Isaac). Newton changed the understanding of the universe with his three laws of motion. NewtonÆs First Law of Motion states that every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it (NewtonÆs). This is basically GalileoÆs law of inertia. NewtonÆs Second Law of Motion states that the relationship between an objectÆs mass m, its acceleration a, and its applied force F is F=ma. Force and acceleration are vectors and this is indicated by their symbols being in bold Italics. In this law, the direction of these two vectors is the same. This is the most powerful of NewtonÆs Laws because it allows quantitative calculations of dynamics. NewtonÆs Third Law of Motion is that for every action there is an equal an
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