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Oscillations and Equilibrium

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This lecture covers the theory of oscillations and equilibrium, focusing on the analysis of forces acting on blocks, two-spring oscillators, and the determination of equilibrium positions. The slides also delve into the modeling of truck vibrations over bumpy terrain and the resonance phenomenon. The instructor explains the concepts of stable equilibrium, harmonic oscillations, and the conservation of mechanical energy.

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