Newton’s third law is possibly the most confusing, especially when you try to apply this to MCAT style physics questions.
This video helps you understand the concept of Fa = -Fb from a logical perspective so that you can easily apply this to complex MCAT questions.
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Newton’s Second Law is where forces in MCAT Physics starts to get exciting. Not only do you have to understand F = ma, but you must also be able to find the total force in the x-direction, y-direction, and some vector between the x and y axis.
In addition to studying forces equations for the MCAT, you must also familiarize yourself with Newton’s laws of motion. The video below explains Newton’s First Law from a perspective of practical application to MCAT style equations.
