Physics for Pharmacy

This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of physics applied to pharmacy, covering topics such as static friction, kinetic friction, and forces in equilibrium. The instructor provides examples related to real-life scenarios, like the physics behind an elevator's acceleration and the maximum force Superman can exert on a truck. The lecture also delves into the study of forces acting on objects in motion, such as a car on an inclined road and a person in an accelerating elevator. Additionally, the lecture explores the principles of statics, including the analysis of forces on objects at rest and in equilibrium.