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Newtons law tennisball imprint carbon paper
Newtons second law using tennisball and its imprint on a carbon paper
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Abiriamiannai, I have asked that your question be moved to the Physics Board where you should be able to get more help especially if you add a question. I hope this is not homework related. If so, please add any work you have attempted or where you are having problems getting started. Thank you. |
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Your post doesn't even makes sense! Newton's second law states that when a constant force is applied to a body of mass m, the body gets a constant acceleration a in the direction of the force, or, F = ma. Or, that the rate of change of linear momentum is directly proportional to the force applied on a body. What are you exactly looking for? |
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