Lecture
Physics: Motion
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This lecture covers the concept of acceleration, velocity, and motion in physics, focusing on the relationship between them and the specific cases where acceleration is constant or variable. The instructor explains the mathematical expressions for velocity and acceleration, illustrating them with examples of objects in free fall and parabolic motion.
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