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Chapter 5 Force and Motion 5 -1 We have seen the acceleration is change in velocity and the cause in acceleration is the force (push or pull ) 5 -2 Newton Mechanics * The relation between a force and acceleration it causes by Isaac Newton *The study of that relation as Newton presented it ,is called Newtonian mechanics. * If the speeds of the interacting bodies are very large , Newtonian mechanics does not apply , and we must replace Newtonian mechanics with another mechanics as Einstein’s theory of relativity or with quantum mechanics as object in size very small . *Newtonian mechanics is very important special case for the motion of objects between Einstein’s theory and quantum mechanics. 1 5-4 Force 2 5-5 Mass * Mass is depends on the properties of bodies. * Mass is a scalar quantity. * We can say that the mass of body is the characteristic that relates a force on the body to the resulting acceleration. 5.6 Newton’s Second Law 3 4 Answer: (a) and (b) 2N, Leftward (acceleration is zero in each situation) 5 6 7 5-7 Some Particular Forces 1. The Gravitational Force two objects * Free Fall Acceleration The magnitude of the gravitational is equal to the product mg 2-Weight We can write Newton's second law for vertical y axis, with the positive direction upward as 8 9 10 11 5-8 Newton's Third Law The action and reaction forces are in opposite directions Another Example: 12 5-9 Applying Newton's Law 13 14 15 Upward Downward 16