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This is work as of 300 years ago.
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And no one's found anything wrong with Newton's Laws,
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provided you don't violate two conditions.
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You don't deal with objects moving at speeds comparable to that of light,
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and you don't deal with objects which are very, very tiny.
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The notion of what's very tiny will be very clear
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when you learn quantum mechanics next term.
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Right now, there is something rough, called "Tiny, "
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there's things like atomic dimensions.
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So now we are going to do more concrete problems,
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but I wanted to write that up for you as a simple, solvable,
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worked-out example that displays everything that happens in physics.