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發表於 19-2-2009 18:24:01
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本帖最後由 Puppet 於 19-2-2009 18:30 編輯
2d law does not states that: "F=ma."
That means, when we want to tell what 2nd law is, it would be improper to say: "F=ma".
F=ma is only a special case of 2nd law.
c.f. When we want to tell what Avogadro's law is, we won't say: 'Avogadro's law says that: "2 moles of helium occupies 48dm3 at r.t."
c.f. When we want to tell what Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction is, we won't say: "induced e.m.f.=-NA(dB/dt)"
if in doubt, check out what the 2nd law originally says |
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