Lecture

Particle Interactions: Forces and Newton's Laws

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of each particle interacting with others through forces, the application of Newton's second law to determine motion, the exchange of forces between particles, and the importance of external forces. It also delves into the linear operations of sum and derivative, the game of positions, and the center of mass in systems of particles.

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