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dynamics · how motion works
Motion, seen through calculus
From position to velocity to acceleration: one idea, the rate of change, runs through the motion of particles and rigid bodies.
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01Velocity Is the Slope of Position, Acceleration the Slope of Velocity
#speedometer#GPS tracking#dashboard
02With Constant Acceleration, v and x Follow Simple Formulas
#free fall#braking distance#drag racing
03A Projectile Is Horizontal Constant Velocity Plus Vertical Free Fall
#basketball shot#cannon#water fountain
04Acceleration in Curved Motion Splits into Tangential and Normal
#roller coaster#highway curve#race track
05Net Force Makes Acceleration, ΣF = ma
#elevator#playground slide#tow truck
06Work Equals the Change in Kinetic Energy
#archery bow#weightlifting#car engine
07With Only Conservative Forces, Kinetic Plus Potential Energy Stays Constant
#roller coaster#playground swing#pendulum clock
08Impulse Equals the Change in Momentum
#airbag#boxing punch#rocket thrust
09A Collision Keeps Momentum, and the Restitution Coefficient Sets the Bounce
#billiard balls#car crash#bouncing ball
10Rotational Motion Is Described by Angular Position, Velocity, and Acceleration
#ceiling fan#carousel#hard disk
11General Plane Motion Is Translation Plus Rotation
#rolling wheel#bicycle#bowling ball
12Relative Motion Is Solved by Shifting the Reference Frame
#hurricane swirl#crosswind landing#boat on river
13Torque Makes Angular Acceleration, ΣM = Iα
#wrench#revolving door#flywheel
14Rotation Has Kinetic Energy Too, ½Iω²
#flywheel#ball down ramp#yo-yo