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Newton's Three Laws of Motion

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Physics · GCSE · AQA · 8 slides · Used by 2 teachers

Newton's three laws explained with everyday examples and worked calculations.

Newton's Three Laws of Motion
AQA GCSE Physics 4.5.6.2 | Forces, motion and interactions One lesson, three laws: inertia, F=maF = ma, and action–reaction
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What’s in this lesson

  1. 1 Newton's Three Laws of Motion Free to read
  2. 2 The Forward Lurch Free to read
  3. 3 Resultant Force and Uniform Velocity Free to read
  4. 4 Inertia
  5. 5 Newton's Second Law
  6. 6 Inertial Mass
  7. 7 Newton's Third Law
  8. 8 Three Laws to Remember

The whole series

  1. 1 Forces: Contact and Non-Contact
  2. 2 Newton's Three Laws of Motion
  3. 3 Momentum and Conservation of Momentum
  4. 4 Energy Stores and Energy Transfers
  5. 5 Work Done, Power and Efficiency

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