Uniformly Accelerated Motion: Tension, Kinetic Energy, and Momentum

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This lecture covers the concepts of tension in a wire, kinetic energy, and momentum in uniformly accelerated motion. The instructor explains the method of resolution for different systems and the center of mass theorem. The lecture also discusses the calculation of forces and the relationship between mass and acceleration.

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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