Lecture

Law of Action-Reaction, Collisions

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This lecture covers the law of action-reaction and collisions, discussing concepts such as elastic and inelastic collisions, coefficient of restitution, center of mass motion, quantity of motion, and kinetic energy. The instructor explains the behavior of two-body systems, the reduction of motion to the center of mass, and the relative motion in the center of mass reference frame.

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