1. The Law : The Law of Inaction
Inertia: this is the desire of the object to maintain a state. For example, if the driver of a moving car suddenly brakes, the driver moves forward to maintain the previous state, or if the driver hurriedly presses the accelerator pedal on a standing vehicle, the driver goes backwards.
If the net force acting on an object relative to a fixed reference point is zero, it will continue to stop if the object is standing, and move at a constant speed if it is moving. In other words, if we write it as Matter, then the object remains that way. The resulting force acting on the object must be equal to zero. Fnet=0
If the object was previously stationary, it remains stationary. If the object is moving before, it continues to move at a constant speed. Since the speed does not change, the acceleration is zero.
2. the law: the basic principle of dynamics
If the result of the forces acting on an object is not zero, the object accelerates in the direction and direction of the force U. The ratio of the force to the acceleration given to the object is sait u sait The value is equal to the mass of the object and is expressed by the formula below.
F = m.a
Fundamentals of Dynamics
1. The net force that creates the acceleration has its own direction. That is, the acceleration and the net force are in the same direction.
2. If the net force acting on the object is in the same direction as the speed of the object, the object accelerates properly
3. If the net force acting on the object with the speed of the object is in opposite directions, then the object slows down evenly.
4. If more than one force acts on an object, the work done by the forces; (Given F2 > F1
5. If there is more than one mass in the system, the total mass is taken.
Law 3: Principle of Influence and Reaction
When a force is applied to an object, the object exerts a force equal to the source and in the opposite direction. The effect of the first is called the reaction to the second. For example, examples such as our hand being injured when we hit the table and the car being damaged in a collision are given. Dare and reaction force are equal, but because objects are different, they cannot balance their size. Assuming that it is self-balancing, it will not move when kicking an ir futol ball.
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