Lecture

Review of Newtonian Mechanics and Vector Math

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of Newtonian mechanics, including Newton's laws, internal and external forces, free body diagrams, moments, couples, equilibrium, vector cross products, and dot products. It also delves into vector math, including scalars, vectors, tensors, dot and cross products, and the stress tensor. The instructor emphasizes problem-solving steps and the importance of checking physical dimensions and significant digits.

Instructor

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