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					<b>Exercise 1</b><br>
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					We're now going to use your newly developed skills to make a Force Calculator!.<br>
					Let's just start with one of the famous Newton's Laws of Motion: F=ma!<br>
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					1. Create an action to calculate F, given m and a. (remember, use input and output parameters!)<br>
					2. Repeat for m using F,a<br>
					3. Repeat for a using F,m<br>
					4a. In the main action, make it interactive<br>
					4b. Ask the user if they want to calculate Force, Mass, or Acceleration<br>
					4c. Then ask for each input, and show them the answer!<br>
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