Lecture

Relative Motion in Mechanics

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This lecture covers the concept of relative motion in mechanics, discussing the description of motion in different reference frames, the importance of inertial frames, and the application of Newtonian mechanics. It also introduces the idea of composition of velocities and the relationship between different reference frames.

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Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

Relativity: Special relativity

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