Christina DanielNewton’s Second Law is symbolically written as
$ \vec{F}_{net} = m \vec{a}$.
Here, $\vec{F}_{net}$ is the net force on an object with nonzero mass $m$. If the object has a mass of zero, such as a photon, Newton’s second law indicates that the net force on the object would be the zero vector. If the mass is nonzero, the object subject to a net force experiences an acceleration $\vec{a}$.
The following YouTube video provides an example of how to use Newton’s Second Law.
How to Use Newton’s Second Law
It’s interesting Daniel, that this law completely changes as one goes further, right ?
I just made my shot on it, but yours is absolutely fantastic !
Further in what sense?
Well, actually it’s when you dive into the theory of relativity. In fact I have a blog post over it which you can see for further info.
But really it feels so amazing when theory of relativity’s results come in 🤩