The dynamics of Newton's laws hlblevins

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The dynamics of Newton's laws
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Magnetic force

• magnetic force, attraction or repulsion that
  arises between electrically charged particles
  because of their motion the basic force
  responsible for the action of electric motors and
  the attraction of magnets for iron.

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Electric force

• The electric force results from the electron
  repulsion of two objects.

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Gravitational force

• Gravitational force is the weakest force in
  comparisons to the others.

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Weak interaction and nuclear force

• Scientist believe that a second force exists
  inside the nucleus. It is believed to be the
  force that causes some atoms to break apart.

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Newton's first law

• An object at rest tends to stay at rest, and an
  object in motion tends to stay in motion, with
  the same direction and speed. An example of this
  would be ball rolling down a hill.

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Newtons second law

• Acceleration of an object produced by a net
  applied force is directly related to the
  magnitude of the force. If exert force on two
  objects of different force on two objects of
  different mass, you will get different
  accelerations. An example of this would be when a
  gold club exerts a force on the golf ball.

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Newtons third law

• For every action there is a equal and opposite
  reaction. When sitting on a chair, your body
  exerts a force on the chair and the chair exerts
  an equal force back if the chair didn't exert the
  same force you would fall.

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Fmxa

• F means force, M means mass, and A means
  acceleration. This means force equals mass
  multiplied by acceleration.

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fm/a

• F means force, M means mass, and A means
  acceleration. This means force equals mass
  divided by acceleration. The more force then
  the more acceleration. If someone who is
  stronger kicks a ball then it would go farther.

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Af/m

• A means acceleration, F means force, and M means
  mass. This means acceleration equals force
  divided by mass.

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Wmxg

• W means weight, M means mass, and G means
  gravity. This means weight equals mass multiplied
  by gravity.

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Mw/g

• M means mass, W means weight, and G means
  gravity. This means that mass equals weight
  divided by gravity.

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Gw/m

• G means gravity, W means weight, and M means
  mass.This means gravity equals weight divided
  mass.