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An introduction to dynamics

David J. McGill, Wilton W. King

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Kinematics of material points or particles. Kinetics of particles and of mass centres of bodies. Kinematics of plane motion of a rigid body. Special integrals of the equations of plane motion of rigid bodies: work-energy and impulse-momentum methods. Kinematics of a rigid body in three-dimensional motion. Kinetics of a rigid body in general motion.

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Kinematics of material points or particles. Kinetics of particles and of mass centres of bodies. Kinematics of plane motion of a rigid body. Special integrals of the equations of plane motion of rigid bodies: work-energy and impulse-momentum methods. Kinematics of a rigid body in three-dimensional motion. Kinetics of a rigid body in general motion.

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Kinematics of material points or particles. Kinetics of particles and of mass centres of bodies. Kinematics of plane motion of a rigid body. Special integrals of the equations of plane motion of rigid bodies: work-energy and impulse-momentum methods. Kinematics of a rigid body in three-dimensional motion. Kinetics of a rigid body in general motion.

Key concepts: Kinematics, Impulse (physics), Rigid body, Motion (physics), Dynamics (music), Classical mechanics, Physics, Work (physics)

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