Compare And Contrast Mxa And Newton's Second Law Of Motion

Newton's law of inertia ties into baseball because the law of inertia states that any object that is in motion will stay in motion until and outside force acts upon it. A example of inertia in baseball is catching the baseball with your glove. Before you catch the ball it is traveling at a high speed. Your glove acts as the outside force being applied on the baseball. Newtons second law of motion is F=MxA. F being force, M is mass, and A is acceleration. When the batter hits the baseball with the bat he is applying mass and acceleration which is causing force making the ball move at a high rate of motion. Newtons third and final law of motion is action, reaction with two objects which means and force that is applied on one object there is and
equal but opposite amount of force going against it. This applies to baseball when batting again, when the batter hits the ball with the bat there is a force pushing the ball, at the same time there is a force being put on the bat from the ball.