Lecture

Dynamic Systems: Springs and Forces

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of springs subjected to forces using ordinary differential equations. It includes examples in mechanics, linear systems, and the application of differential equations to solve complex problems. The lecture also introduces the concept of speed variables and the balance of forces at each node.

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