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Newtonian mechanics (F=ma)

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Newtonian mechanics describes motion using forces, masses and acceleration in inertial frames with absolute time. It is the low-speed limit of special relativity; for constant proper acceleration with ∣at∣≪c, relativistic hyperbolic motion reduces to x≃at2/2.

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