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Laws of Movement (Exploring Science)

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Force and Motion

Laws of Movement (Exploring Science)

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The world is filled with people, vehicles, and other objects that are constantly in motion. After studying the force of gravity in the late 1600s, English scientist Isaac Newton developed three laws of motion that described an object's inertia and friction. His third law was the basis for the well-known phrase "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." Whether you are walking to school, playing a sport, or riding a roller coaster, these laws of motion govern the way we live.

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Language
English
Pages
48

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Cover of: Force and Motion
Force and Motion
2007, Compass Point Books
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Cover of: Force and Motion
Force and Motion: Laws of Movement (Exploring Science)
July 2007, Compass Point Books
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Classifications

Library of Congress
QC73.4 .N365 2008, QC73.4.N365 2008

The Physical Object

Format
Library Binding
Number of pages
48
Dimensions
9.2 x 6.6 x 0.4 inches
Weight
8 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL10855266M
Internet Archive
forcemotionlawso0000nard
ISBN 10
0756532647
ISBN 13
9780756532642
LCCN
2007004604
OCLC/WorldCat
81944518
Library Thing
7520743
Goodreads
3123038

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