Lecture

Rectilinear Motion: Concepts and Examples

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This lecture covers the concepts of rectilinear motion, including material point systems, coordinates, average and instantaneous acceleration, and differential equations. The instructor provides examples of uniform rectilinear motion and explains the composition of speed.

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