Lecture

Introduction to Mechanics

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Description

This lecture introduces the course on General Physics I, focusing on Newtonian mechanics. It covers the course objectives, organization, and format, including pre-recorded lectures, live quizzes, and exercises. Students are guided on study materials, interactive quizzes, exercises, and tutoring sessions throughout the week.

Instructor

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