Re: derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law

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Sujet : Re: derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law
De : fortunati.luigi (at) *nospam* gmail.com (Luigi Fortunati)
Groupes : sci.physics.research
Date : 05. Jul 2025, 11:01:37
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On 4 Jul 2025 19:21:47 GMT, Tom Roberts <tjoberts137@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:
...Cut...
Based on your other formulas, are the forces in the upper part of the
scheme correct or those in the lower part or are there others?
>
His physical situation has no "upper part" or "lower part"; it is
"1-dimensional motion". READ his post.

The upper or lower part does not concern "his physical situation" but
concerns my diagram https://www.geogebra.org/classic/d2bxrrmg that you
evidently do not even look at.

So, what value can your objections to my animations and diagrams have
if you do not even look at them?





























































Date Sujet#  Auteur
1 Jun 25 * The experiment9Luigi Fortunati
2 Jun 25 `* Re: The experiment8Mikko
5 Jun 25  `* Re: The experiment7Luigi Fortunati
17 Jun 25   +- Re: The experiment1Luigi Fortunati
17 Jun 25   +* derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law (was: Re: The experiment)4Jonathan Thornburg [remove -color to reply]
29 Jun 25   i`* Re: derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law (was: Re: The experiment)3Luigi Fortunati
4 Jul 25   i `* Re: derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law2Tom Roberts
5 Jul 25   i  `- Re: derivation of Newton's 3rd law from 2nd law1Luigi Fortunati
5 Jul 25   `- Re: The experiment -- action + reaction1Mikko

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