Lecture

Variable Mass System and Accelerated Frames

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of variable mass systems, focusing on the thrust of a rocket and the conditions for takeoff. It also delves into accelerated frames, discussing relative positions, velocities, accelerations, and inertial forces. The instructor uses examples like a rocket's mass variation and a pendulum in an accelerated train to illustrate these principles.

Instructors (2)

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