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 position, velocity, and acceleration in Cartesian coordinates. It explores the effects of gravity on objects, projectile motion, and the geometric interpretation of dot products between vectors.

Instructor

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