Newton’s Laws - pictorial

Some examples of Newton's third law are listed:

1  Firing of a bullet: When a bullet is shot from a gun, the gun puts a force on the bullet that propels it forward. ...

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2. 2  A book lying on a table: The weight of the books is acting in the downward direction on the table (action). ...
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4. 3  During swimming, a swimmer moves in a direction.

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1. If there’s one equation that people learn about physics — and no, not Einstein’s E = mc2 — it’s Newton’s F = ma. 
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3. Although the fact that it’s been in wide use for about 350 years now, since Newton first put it forth in the late 17th century, it rarely makes the list of most important equations. 
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Yet it’s the one that physics students learn more than any other at the introduction level, and it remains important as we progress in our education ...

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What are some examples of F Ma?

             

If we think about pushing a shopping cart, you have to apply more force in order to move the cart as you fill it up. That's because the mass increases as you add each item, making it harder to accelerate down the aisle. As an equation, Force = mass x acceleration (F = ma).

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