Transcript Isaac Newton

By Emily, Jolie, Raelyn
Biography
Born in Woolsthorpe
Went to school in Woolsthorpe
He went to Cambridge University in 1661, he lectured
there until 1696
He published a book commonly known as the Principal
in 1687
In 1714 Newton became the most highly esteemed
natural philosopher in Europe
Bio 2
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He was named after his father
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He lived with his uncle, and saw little of his mom
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He never married, and lived modestly, was a simple man
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He tooked little intrest in his studies
He made few friends
He was born on Christmas Day
He had three step siblings
Derivatives
This approach was used by Newton in the development
of his Classical Mechanics
The main idea is the concept of velocity and speed
Velocity=distance from point A to B/ time to get from
A to B.
Integrals
You apply them to the solution of differential equations
and the determining of areas, volumes, and lengths
Integrals are the inverse of derivatives
Integrals undo derivatives
Velocity
Designates how fast and in what direction a point is
moving
Is measured by time or length
Ex. A train that travels 100 km in 2 hours, for example,
has an average speed of 50 km per hour
Acceleration
Is defined as the rate of change of velocity
Length/time
To accelerate an object is to change its velocity, or to
apply a force
Arch nemesis
Newtons arch nemesis was Robert Hooke
Robert Hooke disagreed over Optics with him
Robert was jealous of Newton
5 books by isaac
The last Sorcerer
Opticks
Arithmetic Universalis
Method of Flexions
Treatise of the System of the World
Newtons laws
Newtons first law of
motion...
Newtons second law of
moton...
Every object stays in
motion and remains in
motion unless acted upon
by a force
An objects motion is it
mass times acceleration
Newtons third law of
motion...
For every action there is
an equal and opposite
reaction
Famous Quotes
We built too many walls, and not enough bridges
I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies, but not
the madness of people
If i have seen further than others, it is by standing upon
the shoulders of giants
To myself I am only a child playing on the beach, while
vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me
Dedication page
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