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  1. 3. Field of study in which Newton made significant contributions, such as his theory of light and the color spectrum.
  2. 6. Amount of matter in an object, important in Newton's second law, where it appears in the formula F = ma.
  3. 8. Principle described in Newton's first law, stating that objects tend to remain in their state of motion or rest.
  4. 10. Object used by Newton in his optical experiments to decompose white light into its spectrum of colors.
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  1. 1. Concept addressed in Newton's second law, describing how the force applied to an object determines its change in velocity.
  2. 2. Principle of Newton's third law, stating that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
  3. 4. Mathematical tool developed by Newton and Leibniz, essential for understanding change and motion.
  4. 5. Fundamental concept addressed by Newton's laws of motion.
  5. 7. Force described by Newton in his theory of universal gravitation.
  6. 9. Fruit associated with the anecdote of the falling apple that inspired Newton to formulate his theory of gravity.