Newtonian mechanics

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Newtonian mechanics [′nü′tō·nē·ən mi′kan·iks]

(mechanics)

The system of mechanics based upon Newton's laws of motion in which mass and energy are considered as separate, conservative, mechanical properties, in contrast to their treatment in relativistic mechanics.

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