Lecture

Elastic Collisions and Pendulum Dynamics

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of elastic collisions between objects of different masses, deriving equations for final velocities and analyzing scenarios with sticky collisions. It also explores the dynamics of a simple pendulum, including calculating speeds, masses, and kinetic energy changes during collisions.

Instructor

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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