rewrite in own words Newton's second law Newton's second law of motion, which states that net force is equals to mass times acceleration. There are many ways this law is use in basketball such as when shooting a ball, passing a ball ,dribbiling and even playing defence. When a player shoots the basketball, they exert a force on the ball. When a basketball player takes a shot, they apply a force to the ball. Since the basketball's mass doesn't change, the force applied by the player affects how quickly the ball accelerates toward the hoop. Applying more force will increase the acceleration, influencing the shot's speed and direction.Similar to shooting, passing the basketball involves applying a force to the ball. The acceleration and the speed of the pass are determined by the amount of force applied and the mass of the ball. A stronger pass (more force) will cause the ball to travel faster.When dribbling, a player continuously applies force to the ball to keep it bouncing. The force applied impacts the acceleration of the ball towards the ground and back up again. A harder push results in a faster dribble because of increased acceleration.Defensive maneuvers often require quick changes