Lecture

Motion in a Potential: Exercises in Auditorium, General Physics

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This lecture covers exercises related to the motion of an object in a potential, focusing on sketching trajectories and calculating initial speeds based on energy values. The exercises involve graphical representations and calculations in the context of general physics.

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