Lecture

Mechanics: Forces and Motion

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of mechanics, focusing on forces and motion. Topics include Newton's laws, center of mass, conservation laws, and moment of forces. The lecture also explores the concept of reference frames and the transfer of kinetic energy.

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