Lecture

Non-inertial Reference Frames & Constraints

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Description

This lecture covers forces in non-inertial reference frames, constraints, continuous systems, and drag. It explains the derivation of forces, applications of Newton's laws, and the use of pulleys and massive ropes. The concept of mass density and modeling hanging ropes are also discussed.

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