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    This document discusses concepts related to kinematics and dynamics. It examines the motion of objects using equations and graphs. Some key points include: 1) Kinematic equations are derived and used to analyze the motion of objects with constant acceleration. Graphs of position, velocity, and acceleration versus time are presented. 2) Dynamics concepts like force, mass, and Newton's Laws are reviewed. Equations are given relating force, mass and acceleration. 3) Problems involving objects sliding down an inclined plane are analyzed using kinematic and dynamic equations to determine values like acceleration, velocity, and force. Comparisons are made between theoretical and experimental results.

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    This document discusses concepts related to kinematics and dynamics. It examines the motion of objects using equations and graphs. Some key points include: 1) Kinematic equations are derived and used to analyze the motion of objects with constant acceleration. Graphs of position, velocity, and acceleration versus time are presented. 2) Dynamics concepts like force, mass, and Newton's Laws are reviewed. Equations are given relating force, mass and acceleration. 3) Problems involving objects sliding down an inclined plane are analyzed using kinematic and dynamic equations to determine values like acceleration, velocity, and force. Comparisons are made between theoretical and experimental results.

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    Ch.6 HW

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    Mike Harrington
    This document discusses concepts related to kinematics and dynamics. It examines the motion of objects using equations and graphs. Some key points include: 1) Kinematic equations are derived and used to analyze the motion of objects with constant acceleration. Graphs of position, velocity, and acceleration versus time are presented. 2) Dynamics concepts like force, mass, and Newton's Laws are reviewed. Equations are given relating force, mass and acceleration. 3) Problems involving objects sliding down an inclined plane are analyzed using kinematic and dynamic equations to determine values like acceleration, velocity, and force. Comparisons are made between theoretical and experimental results.

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