Lecture

Motion in Two and Three Dimensions

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Description

This lecture covers motion in two and three dimensions, including concepts such as projectile motion, vectors, and acceleration. It discusses the effects of gravity on objects and the mathematical calculations involved in determining velocity and position during projectile motion.

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