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Linear Kinetics and Newton's Laws - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Acceleration is the law that states that there can be changes in motion, the speed an object reches can chage along the way in relation with a previous moment, thhis can be either increasing or decreasing. This aw can be expressed mathemathically with the A=(v/t) and the force expressed as F= (m*a)
  - - - THis law states that to every action, there's an equally stong opposite reaction, for this to work the objects have to have the same force, no matter the masss, and the reaction happens at the sexact same time as the original action is done.
- - - - The size depends on the size of the force, the direction, how far it is from the rotation axis. This phenomenon is measured in Nm, and it''s related to the turnining of bone structures within the body.
  - - - There are several types:
        
        Second class levers have the efort force and resistance force on the same side of the fulcrum, but with the e
        fort arm longer than the resistance arm
        
        Third class levers also have the e
        fort and resistance forces on the same side of the fulcrum, but the
        effort arm is smaller than the resistance arm
        
        First class levers have the efort force and the resistance force on opposite
        sides of the fulcrum