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Kinematics of Material Point

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This lecture covers the kinematics of a material point, including scalar speed, unit vectors, curvilinear abscissa, tangential and normal accelerations. It also discusses rotations, Euler's theorem, and spatial rotations in fixed and rotating frames.

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