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Think of OOP like organizing a library. Each book (object) has properties (data) and methods (actions). You can create subclasses for different genres (inheritance) and allow multiple ways to read or borrow books (polymorphism).
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From a practical perspective, when designing vehicles or machines, engineers must consider how much force will be needed to achieve a desired acceleration. This is a direct application of Newton's Second Law. For reference, see Physics Classroom.
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Newton's Second Law tells us that the acceleration of an object depends directly on the net force applied and inversely on its mass. In formula terms, F = ma. So if you push harder, the object speeds up more.
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