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Thinking about motion leads to two different ways in which it can be quantified using momentum and kinetic energy. This leads to equations describing motion, the kinematic equations, sometimes called the suvat equations. Changes in motion are caused by forces. The dynamics of motion, and changes in momentum and kinetic energy, can be related to the forces acting and the distances and times over which they act through Newton’s second law.
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