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The statement “force equals mass times acceleration” is Newton’s second law of motion. Why is this a law rather than a theory?

The statement “force equals mass times acceleration” is Newton’s second law of motion. Why is this a law rather than a theory?
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The statement “force equals mass times acceleration” is Newton’s second law of motion. Why is this a law rather than a theory?

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it started as a theory and then Newton proved his theory to be a law rather than just some theory

hope this helps if not just let me know
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