Newton's Law

NEWTON LAW I

NEWTON LAW I called the law of inertia (Inertia).
The nature of inert matter is the nature preserve situation, the circumstances remain still or remain motionless keaduan irregular.

LEGAL DEFINITION OF NEWTON I:
Each object will keep moving uniformly straight or remain idle if there is no resultant
force (F) acting on the object, so:

SF = 0 a = 0 for v = 0 (silent), or v = constant (GLB)



NEWTON LAW II

a = F / m

S F = m a

S F = sum of forces on objects
m = mass of the object
a = acceleration of the object

This formula is very important because in most matters semna motion {flat / translational (uniformly accelerated motion) and circular (GMB / GMBB)} associated with the acceleration of the mass den objects can be solved with the formula.



NEWTON LAW III

LEGAL DEFINITION OF NEWTON III:

If an object doing a force on both the second object is also working on a force on the first, great style = style earned but opposite in direction. It should be noted that both these styles to work on two different objects.