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Applications of newtons second law

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15y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

You can apply Newtons second law anywhere you can push or pull something, its that simple. A little kid throws the ball over the street and he wants it before the car comes, you kick the ball harder so that i goes across the street when he wants it. SIMPLE

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