What are the six laws of physics?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
Answer
While physics has numerous laws, six fundamental ones are: (1) Newton's Three Laws of Motion (governing force and motion), (2) Law of Universal Gravitation (describing gravitational attraction), (3) Laws of Thermodynamics (governing energy and entropy), (4) Conservation Laws (energy, momentum, charge), (5) Maxwell's Equations (electromagnetic phenomena), and (6) Laws of Quantum Mechanics (subatomic behavior). These principles underpin all physical phenomena and technological applications.
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