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Newton Simulation Version 1.0

It's the year 1666; you find yourself next to a digitized clone of Isaac Newton, who is having trouble finalizing his scientific laws. Since you learned these already through your introductory physics courses in the real world, Newton needs your help to make sense of his work. Be quick, for there isn't much time before his Cambridge University professors give him a failing grade for his unfinished research!

Instruction: Match the statements, equations, etc. according to how each of Newton's laws are structured.

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Newton Simulation Version 1.0 It's the year 1666; you find yourself next to a digitized clone of Isaac Newton, who is having trouble finalizing his scientific laws. Since you learned these already through your introductory physics courses in the real world, Newton needs your help to make sense of his work. Be quick, for there isn't much time before his Cambridge University professors give him a failing grade for his unfinished research! Instruction: Match the statements, equations, etc. according to how each of Newton's laws are structured.

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