Lecture

CMS - Physics (Burmeister): Motion

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of motion, starting with the first law of Newton and the principle of inertia, followed by the second law of Newton and the idea of acceleration. It also discusses the concept of reference frames, the relationship between force and motion, and the importance of choosing the right reference frame in analyzing the motion of objects.

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