Lecture

Newton and Ballistics: Demonstrations and Laws

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Description

This lecture covers demonstrations and laws related to Newtonian physics and ballistics, including the law of action-reaction, the concept of perseverance, and the calculation of forces and moments in motion. It also explores the principles of angular momentum and the behavior of material points under different forces. The instructor demonstrates various mathematical tools and equations to analyze the movement of objects in different scenarios.

Instructor

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