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Explain Newton’s second law of motion and give an example of how this law is used in automotive theory.
Newton's second law of motion with an example in terms of automotive theory.
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It can be expressed mathematically.
F = ma
Acceleration is produced when an unbalanced force acts on an object.
The second law of motion can be expressed another way that the rate of change of momentum is known as force.
Assume that a car is stationary position and have a mass, now a ...
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