Lecture

Two-Body System: Center of Mass and Collisions

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This lecture covers the concept of the center of mass in a two-body system, including relative coordinates, properties, and the application of Newton's laws. It also delves into collisions, analyzing the momentum and angular momentum conservation before, during, and after the collision. The lecture concludes with discussions on elastic and inelastic collisions, as well as the dynamics of a variable mass system like a rocket.

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