SPH400:MECHANICS OF A SYSTEM OF PARTICLES

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At the end of the lectures on this topic you will be able to understand the principles of conservation of linear momentum, angular momentum and energy of a system of particles. When we are considering the dynamics of a system of particles, we have to consider both the external forces acting on the particles due to sources outside the system and internal forces on the particles due to the sources within the system.
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