Lecture

Action-Reaction Law, Collisions

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Description

This lecture covers the action-reaction law, collisions, and conservation of momentum. Topics include Newton's third law, forces within systems, experiments with water carts, and the concept of elastic collisions. The instructor demonstrates the conservation of momentum through various experiments and explains the mathematical models behind collisions.

Instructors (2)

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