Lecture

Kinematics and Dynamics of Point Particle

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of Newton's laws, including the concept of inertia, the relationship between force and motion, and the conservation of momentum. It also delves into the analysis of forces, vector addition, and the mathematical models for describing motion. The instructor discusses the concepts of quantity of motion, the role of reference frames, and the application of Newton's laws to real-world scenarios such as car and motorcycle races. Additionally, the lecture explores the dynamics of point particles, focusing on the impact of external forces on the motion of objects and the conservation of momentum during collisions.

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