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So I am studying the laws of Newton and I am wondering,are there any deficiencies related to the laws?I mean,somewhere where I can't use them or anything?
Are There Deficiencies in Newton's Laws?
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Newton's laws do not apply on a quantum scale, if that's what your asking
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autodidude
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F=ma doesn't hold in non-inertial reference frames and I believe you must use special relativity when you deal with velocities close to the speed of light.
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