Which equation states Newton's second law?

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Rolanda asked Jul 4, 2023

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Which equation states Newton's second law?

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Newtons Second law of motion states that"The rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to the force applied"

Therefore,Force=Mass×acceleration

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summation of external forces = m.a

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