Mathematical Description of Mechanical Systems

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Introduces the mathematical approach to analytical mechanics, emphasizing Newton's three laws for a complete description of phenomena.

Explores ballistics, forces equilibrium, and Newton's laws with practical examples and problem-solving strategies.

Covers uniform circular motion, acceleration direction, angular acceleration, and Newton's 2nd Law in circular motion.

Explores the application of Newton's laws in ballistics and forces equilibrium, emphasizing problem-solving techniques and trajectory analysis.

Demonstrates central force motion and the concept of motion invariants.

Covers the acceleration of a point on a wagon on an inclined plane.

Introduces Newtonian mechanics, covering reference frames, laws of motion, and projectile motion.

Explores mechanical energy conservation, potential and kinetic energy relationship, laws of motion, and harmonic oscillator.

Covers geometric locus, cone sections, Kepler's problem, Newton's laws, and conservation laws.