Newtonian mechanics
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Newtonian mechanics
(′nü′tō·nē·ən mi′kan·iks)
(mechanics) The system of mechanics based upon Newton's laws of motion in which mass and energy are considered as separate, conservative, mechanical properties, in contrast to their treatment in relativistic mechanics.
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