Lecture

Motion Analysis: Horizontal and Vertical Directions

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of motion in horizontal and vertical directions. The instructor explains how to calculate acceleration, velocity, and final velocity for a ball projected into a liquid, considering drag forces. The lecture provides step-by-step solutions for exercises involving Newton's second law and separation of variables.

Instructor

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