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Understanding Uniform and Non-Uniform Motion

Understanding Uniform and Non-Uniform Motion: An M4NA Perspective By Shah Ahmed Fazley Rabbi, BAM, ndc Mechanics for New Age (M4NA) Abstract Uniform and non-uniform motion are two fundamental ways of describing how an object’s travelling distance develops over time. Uniform motion occurs when an object covers equal distances during equal time intervals. Non-uniform motion occurs

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Force, Velocity and Actual Travelling Distance

Applied/Operating Force, Force Value and Quantity A Quantitative Concepts within M4NA Classical Mechanics Framework Author: Shah Ahmed Fazley Rabbi, BAM, ndc ·  Framework: Mechanics for New Age (M4NA) Classical Mechanics ·  Created: 14 June 2026 Abstract This paper establishes the academic meaning and quantitative structure of applied force, operating force, value of applied force, and

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Limitations of the Newtonian Framework: A Clear Quantitative Examination from the M4NA Perspective

Limitations of the Newtonian Framework: A Clear Quantitative Examination from the M4NA Perspective Author: Shah Ahmed Fazley Rabbi, BAM, ndc Platform: Mechanics for New Age (M4NA) Subject: Classical Mechanics, Applied Force, Velocity, and Travelling Distance Abstract Newtonian mechanics provides a foundational mathematical framework for describing the motion of physical bodies. Its laws have supported extensive

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