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The first and the second are close but the third law is pretty different to the other two

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No because they have the same facts don't mean they are the same he has different theories for them all

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No because each of them are different

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No they all describe different effects from different forces

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No because even though the topic of each law is based around resultant forces they provide different examples as to what a resultant force does

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F=m a

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No there are 3 different laws

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No because the idea of newtons 1st 2nd and 3rd laws are all about forces describe the different things that a resultant force can do

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No because the first law is on about rest and constant speeds, the second is on about resultant forces and the third is on about equal and opposite reactions

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I disagree with the statement due to the fact that the first law is about how an object will stay at rest or at a constant speed

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They talk about different factors but all are about forces,one is talking about an equation, one about for one force there is an opposite reaction pushing you back,and the last is about that an object will remain at rest unless a resultant force acts on the object.

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Do I believe that all of Newton's laws explain the same thing but in a different way?

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Do I believe that all of Newton's laws explain the same thing but in a different way?

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I do not believe that the laws are the same as the laws do applie to forces and how forces affect the world but they mean different things for example Newtons 3rd law stairs that if you applie a force on an object, let's say a table, an opacity force will push against you this is to keep you from phasing through the the object, the similarity of this law compared with Newtons 2nd law are minimum as Newton's second law is how to work out how much force is being applied on an object.

Jonas

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No because despite the fact they all are about resultant forces they all explain different theories about them