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SIR

ISAAC
NEWTON

Edi Horvat 2.ck


Trgovaka kola Zagreb
Teacher: Gabrijela orkov

He was born on the Christmas Day,25


December 1642
He was born three months after his
fathers death
When Newton was three his mother
remarried
She went to live with her new
housband,leaving his son in the care of
his maternal grandmother

From age twelve until he was seventeen,


Newton was educated at The Kings School,
Grantham
They taught him Latin but no mathematics
He was removed from school and by
October 1659 he was to be found at
Woolshorpe-by-Colsetrworth, where his
mother widowed for second time,attempted
to make a farmer of him
Newton hated farming

WHEN HE GREW UP
Isaac Newton was an English
scientist,mathematician and natural
philosopher
He played vital role in the scientific
revolution and established a legacy that
would dominate sciences for the next
three centuries
As a result Newton is regarded as one of
the most influential scholars in the history
of science

WHAT DID HE EXACTLY


DISCOVER?
His magnum opus Philosophiae
Naturalis Principia Mathematica
(Mathematical Princaples of Natural
Philosophy) which was first published
in 1687
In it he formulated his Three Laws of
Motion

THE FIRST LAW


Known as the law of inertia
Law says that An object at rest will
remain at rest unless acted on by an
unbalanced force. An object in
motion continues in motion with the
same speed and n the same direction
unless acted upon by an unbalanced
force

THE SECOND LAW


The second law says that
Acceleretion is produced when a
force acts on a mass

THE THIRD LAW


The third law says that For every
action, there is an equal but opposite
reaction

Though Newtons inspiration for his


gravity are often attributed to the
APPLE INCIDENT where he watched
an apple fall from the tree
This story is considered apocryphal
by modern sources who argue that
he came to his conclusions over time

In the terms of mathematics, he


contributed to the study of power
series
Generalized the binomial theorem to
non-integer exponents
Developed Newtons method for
approximating the roots of a
function
And he classified most of the cubic
plane curves

These discoveries represented a


huge leap foward for the fields of
math,physics and astronomy
In 1666 Newton began contributing
to the field of optics
First by observing that color was
property of light by measuring it
through a prism

1670-1672 he lectured at the


University of Cambridge on optics
and investigated the refraction of
light

Beyond his work in


mathematics,optics and physics, he
also devoted a significant amount of
the time studying Biblical chronolgy
and alchemy
Most of his work in these sareas
remained unpublished until long after
his death

SO WHAT DID SIR ISAAC NEWTON


DISCOVER?
Theories that would dominate the
fields of science,astronmy,physics
and the natural world for centuries to
come
His ideas would go on to influende
such luminaries as Joseph-Louis
Lagrange and Albert Einstein

THANKS FOR YOUR


ATTENTION!

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