Does inertial differential force mass acceleration?

[swansont]

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[rwjefferson]

Does force equal mass acceleration?

[swansont]

Does force equal mass acceleration?

It's Newton's second law.

[rwjefferson]

exactly

 

 

It's Newton's second law.

 

Newton's three laws constitute Newton's first rule. Newton's first rule is stated in verse as inertial differential forces mass acceleration. Yes, Newton's first rule holds true. No. Newton's second and third rules do not hold true (by better measure).

 

Newton's second rule states time flows at a constant rate. Einstein sees the velocity of time dragging as velocity through space speeds up.

 

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ron

 

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[ACG52]

The usual nonsense.