Question #216994

What is Newton second law



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According to second law of Newton "applied force on a body will be equal to change rate of momentum".

So

F=d(P)dtF=\frac{d(P)}{dt}


Where "F" is force and " P" is momentum.

And

P=mvP=mv

So

F=d(mv)dtF=\frac{d(mv)}{dt}


If mass is constant then

F=md(v)dtF=m\frac{d(v)}{dt}


And d(v)dt=a=acceleration\frac{d(v) }{dt}=a=acceleration


So

F=ma\colorbox{aqua}{$F=ma$}


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