NEWTON SECOND LAW IS THE ROOT OF CLASSIC MECHANICS

The unified thought in physics is one of most important principles, which should be emphasized in physics education and teaching. In this paper the particle momentum theorem, kinetic energy theorem and angular momentum theorem are derived from Newton second law respectively and vise verse, demonstrating their equivalency, which could help people comprehend the logicality and systematicness of Newton mechanics.

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Wuli yu gongcheng.
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.26599/phys.2025.9320242
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History and Theory of Mathematics
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NEWTON SECOND LAW IS THE ROOT OF CLASSIC MECHANICS

Ze Jiang
Wuli yu gongcheng.
History and Theory of Mathematics
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NEWTON SECOND LAW IS THE ROOT OF CLASSIC MECHANICS

Ze Jiang
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Abstract

The unified thought in physics is one of most important principles, which should be emphasized in physics education and teaching. In this paper the particle momentum theorem, kinetic energy theorem and angular momentum theorem are derived from Newton second law respectively and vise verse, demonstrating their equivalency, which could help people comprehend the logicality and systematicness of Newton mechanics.

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