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Book Free DemoDeduce the equation of a force using Newton’s second law of motion.
Consider,
‘\(m\)’ be the mass of a moving object, moving along a straight line with an initial speed of ‘\(u\)’ after the time ‘\(t\)’, the velocity of the object changes to ‘\(v\)’ due to the influence of an unbalanced external force '\(F\)'. Then,
Initial momentum of the body (\(P_i\)):
Final momentum of the body (\(P_f\)):
Change in momentum,
According to Newton's Second law,
Substituting the Values,
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is needed to retain the motion of an object moving with uniform velocity.
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Whenever the net force acting on an object is to zero, the velocity of the object will definitely change.
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Thus, a change in momentum occurs in force. The change may happen either in magnitude or in direction, or in both.