Newton's Laws
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Quoth Newton:
>Hey, bozos, there is a new notion of "natural state". The "natural state" of all things is to move with a constant motion, no matter what it is.
>Hey, douchebags, the deviations from the natural state is by forces, which give you the time rate of change of the momentum.
>Oh yeah, dipshits, look at this amazing new thing: the forces are equal and opposite! So that in any system, as much momentum leaves one body as enters another, and this is a universal law!
The division of the laws into "1st law" "2nd law" "3rd law" is arbitrary and unnecessary, and only of historical interest.
Newton's laws are the statement that momentum is conserved, and angular momentum too, if you assume that action at a distance between points occurs along the line of separation of the particles. That's it. That's Newton's three laws.
>Hey, bozos, there is a new notion of "natural state". The "natural state" of all things is to move with a constant motion, no matter what it is.
>Hey, douchebags, the deviations from the natural state is by forces, which give you the time rate of change of the momentum.
>Oh yeah, dipshits, look at this amazing new thing: the forces are equal and opposite! So that in any system, as much momentum leaves one body as enters another, and this is a universal law!
The division of the laws into "1st law" "2nd law" "3rd law" is arbitrary and unnecessary, and only of historical interest.
Newton's laws are the statement that momentum is conserved, and angular momentum too, if you assume that action at a distance between points occurs along the line of separation of the particles. That's it. That's Newton's three laws.
