Identifying Newton's Laws in Physics-B Situations

8parks11 · Nov 13, 2006

does anybody know where I can find a LOT of situations where I have to identify which law of Newton it fits to?

If not, can somebody give me situations in which I have to indentify?
This is AP physics-B level so something not that convoluted

Thanks

Cyrus · Nov 14, 2006

Come again?

QuantumCrash · Nov 14, 2006

What are you talking about? Just look around around you. You can apply it to practically EVERYTHING!

Identifying Newton's Laws in Physics-B Situations

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