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English: MIT Prof. Walter Lewin explains Newton's second law of motion.
Date September 20, 1999. From MIT OCW, retrieved December 23, 2010.
Source "Newton's First, Second, and Third Laws". MIT Course 8.01: Classical Mechanics, Lecture 6, (6:53-11:06). Cambridge, MA, USA.
Author Walter Lewin
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