Lecture

Reaction Forces and Centripetal Acceleration

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Description

This lecture covers reaction forces in relation to Newton's third law, focusing on free body diagrams and examples involving trolleys and painters. It also explains centripetal acceleration, emphasizing the concept of forces needed to maintain circular motion and the effects of centripetal acceleration in different frames of reference.

Instructor

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