Kinematics: Trajectories and Accelerations

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of kinematics, focusing on trajectories and accelerations. It explains the properties of velocity vectors, scalar velocities, and acceleration vectors in both tangential and normal directions. The lecture also discusses the concepts of curvilinear abscissa, average velocities, and the transformation of Galilean coordinates.

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