This program uses computer graphics and live demonstrations to introduce Newton’s laws and their application for solving problems in mechanics. Aristotle’s model of force and motion is compared with Newton’s. Amusement park rides, an antique car, and an expansion bridge are used to demonstrate the laws. (25 minutes)

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