Is newtons third law applicable to non-constant forces and non-constant accelerations?
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Is newtons third law applicable to non-constant forces and non-constant accelerations?
Sorry, I meant the second one. :-D
So the second one, is it applicable to non-constant forces and accelerations?
So you actually have that F(t)=m*a(t), right?
You actually haveOriginally Posted by thyristor
which reduces to
if
is constant in time.
Ok, thanks!
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