बल का नियम
/bəl kɑː ˈnɪəm/A fundamental principle in physics stating that the force acting on an object is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by its acceleration.
बल का नियम बताता है कि वस्तु पर लगाया गया बल उसके द्रव्यमान और त्वरण पर निर्भर करता है।
The law of force states that the force applied to an object depends on its mass and acceleration.
This is Newton's second law of motion, a cornerstone of classical mechanics.
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💡Pro Tip
Remembering the formula
Associate 'बल = द्रव्यमान × त्वरण' (F = ma) with the phrase 'बल का नियम' to recall Newton's second law.
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Context matters
Use 'बल का नियम' only in physics or technical discussions. It is not used in everyday language.
📖Word Origin
The phrase combines 'बल' (force) from Sanskrit 'बलम्' (strength) and 'नियम' (law) from Sanskrit 'नियमः' (rule). Coined in the 17th century by Isaac Newton in his formulation of classical mechanics.
📝Usage Notes
Primarily used in physics and engineering contexts. Avoid using in non-technical conversations as it may confuse non-specialists.