Newton's Second Law of Motion
Force equals the rate of change of momentum (F = ma).
Core Principles & Analysis
Newton originally stated it as force equaling the rate of change of momentum.
In momentum form $F = dp/dt$ it carries over into special relativity.
Defines the newton: the force giving a 1 kg mass an acceleration of 1 m/s².
Specifications & Metrics
SYMBOL:
F=ma
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