Lecture

Newton's Laws: Curling in SSH

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This lecture covers the application of Newton's laws to the sport of curling, focusing on the forces involved in the game and the resulting motion of the stones. It explains the concepts of centripetal force, friction, and deviation in the context of curling on a specific surface. The lecture also delves into the mathematical calculations of forces and accelerations, providing a detailed analysis of the dynamics of curling stones on the ice.

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