Lecture
This lecture covers the concept of accelerated frames of reference, explaining the relationship between absolute and relative velocities and accelerations. It delves into the forces in non-inertial frames, including inertial forces and the equations of motion. The lecture also discusses the Coriolis force and its effects on objects in motion, such as deviations and rotations. Examples like the Foucault pendulum and carousel motion are used to illustrate these principles. The instructor emphasizes the importance of considering forces in accelerated frames to accurately describe the dynamics of a system.