Learn the physics of how things move with this calculus-based course in Mechanics! PHYS101x serves as an introduction to mechanics following a standard first semester university physics course. This course teaches fundamental concepts and mathematical problem solving required for all STEM fields. It serves learners as valuable preparation for the equivalent on-campus course, or as supplementary material. Part 1 covers translational motion: Kinematics Newton’s Laws of Motion Conservation of Energy Momentum and Collisions Part 2 continues with rotational motion. Rotational Motion Angular Momentum Statics and Elasticity Universal Gravitation
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