8: Newton's Second Law for Particles
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- 50600
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- 8.0: Video Introduction to Chapter 8
- Video introduction to the topics to be covered in this chapter: Newton's Second Law in one and two dimensions (as described with Cartesian, polar, and normal-tangential coordinate systems).
- 8.1: One-Dimensional Equations of Motion
- Determining force in a one-dimensional system through Newton's Second Law. Includes worked examples.
- 8.2: Equations of Motion in Rectangular Coordinates
- Analyzing motion in two dimensions by splitting the vector form of Newton's Second Law into xxx and yyy components. Includes worked examples.
- 8.3: Equations of Motion in Normal-Tangential Coordinates
- Analyzing motion in two dimensions by splitting the vector form of Newton's Second Law into normal and tangential components. Includes worked examples.
- 8.4: Equations of Motion in Polar Coordinates
- Analyzing motion in two dimensions by splitting the vector form of Newton's Second Law into polar components, rrr and θθ\theta. Includes worked examples.