Lecture

Motion in Three Dimensions

Description

This lecture covers non-Cartesian coordinate systems, dynamics of a point particle, including Newton's first law, and examples of motion in three dimensions. It explores concepts such as scalar velocity, acceleration, and displacement, along with exercises and examples of projectile motion.

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