Lecture

Kinematics and Dynamics: Material Point

Description

This lecture covers the mathematical description of movement, including average speed, instantaneous speed, and the position of a point over time. It also introduces the concept of a material point as a simplified model to describe the state of a system based on its mass, position, and speed.

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