Lecture

Kinematics: Trajectory and Velocity

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This lecture covers the concepts of trajectory, displacement, velocity, and acceleration in one dimension. It explains the motion of objects with constant scalar velocity and acceleration, as well as the calculation of position, velocity, and acceleration at different instants. Special cases like objects moving with uniform acceleration and objects with constant acceleration are discussed.

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