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Desafío: Leyes de Newton

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Opiniones rápidas sobre las leyes del movimiento.

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Desafío: Leyes de Newton
 

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Opiniones rápidas sobre las leyes del movimiento.

by Jardy Andrez Fernández tavarez
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La Segunda Ley relaciona la fuerza neta con la aceleración mediante F = m·a.

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La Segunda Ley se expresa como F = m/a.

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La Tercera Ley dice que las fuerzas de acción y reacción ocurren en momentos diferentes.

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En ausencia de fuerzas netas, la velocidad de un objeto en movimiento permanece constante.

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La aceleración de un objeto es directamente proporcional a la fuerza neta y inversamente proporcional a su masa.

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Si no hay fuerzas, un objeto en movimiento aumentará su velocidad para mantener el movimiento.

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La aceleración de un objeto no depende de su masa cuando se aplica la misma fuerza.

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La Primera Ley de Newton dice que toda fuerza externa provoca un cambio en el movimiento, sin excepción.

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La Primera Ley de Newton establece la inercia: un objeto en reposo o en movimiento rectilíneo uniforme persiste si no hay fuerzas resultantes.

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La Tercera Ley afirma que a toda acción corresponde una reacción de igual magnitud y dirección opuesta.

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