Lecture

Dynamics of Mechanical Systems

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Description

This lecture covers Newton's theorem, relative acceleration, inertia forces, and the calculation of inertia forces in mechanical systems. It explains how the forces of inertia limit the speed of a system and how they are proportional to mass and speed. The concept of centripetal force in circular motion is also discussed.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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