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Galilean Transformations

Explains Galilean transformations, inertial reference frames, and Newton's first law of motion in classical mechanics.

Kinematics: Reference Frames and Coordinates

Introduces kinematics, reference frames, trajectories, and coordinates in physics, emphasizing their importance in analyzing object motion.

Example: Weight Variation

Covers weight variation in different scenarios and forces in different reference frames.

Non-inertial Reference Frames and Constraints

Covers non-inertial reference frames, constraints, and continuous systems, including angular velocity, linear and rotational acceleration, and modeling of merry-go-rounds, ropes, and pulleys.

Material Point Model: Basics

Covers the material point model, initial conditions, and Newton's laws in physics.

Kinematics: Reference Frames and Coordinates

Introduces reference frames, coordinates, point mass, trajectory, velocity, acceleration, and motion with constant acceleration.

Newton's Laws of Motion

Explores Newton's laws of motion, covering momentum, forces, conservation principles, and reference frame applications.

Newton's Laws of Motion

Introduces Newtonian mechanics, explaining mass, inertia, forces, and motion principles.

Kinetic Energy

Covers the concept of kinetic energy and its practical applications in physics.

Changes of Reference Frames: Deriving Formulas and Applications

Covers the derivation of formulas for velocity and acceleration changes when switching frames, with practical examples like the Foucault pendulum.