Lecture

Mechanics: Newton's Laws and Center of Mass

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Description

This lecture covers the second law of Newton for both a point mass and a system of point masses, the concept of center of mass, the Varignon's theorem, the conservation laws, and the Koenig's theorems. It also discusses the dynamics of systems of point masses, the reference frame of the center of mass, and the transfer theorem for angular momentum.

Instructor

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