Dynamics is a branch of mechanics that studies the motion of bodies under the influence of forces. It explores how forces and torques cause acceleration and changes in the state of motion. By applying principles such as Newton's second law and concepts like work-energy and impulse-momentum, this section demonstrates how to analyze and solve problems involving moving objects and systems, which is essential for designing mechanisms, vehicles, and other engineering applications that involve motion.
Particles Work Energy Principle
Particles Impulse Momentum Relationship
Particles Lagrangian Formulation
Planar Rigid Body Work Energy Principle
Planar Rigid Body Impulse Momentum Relationship
3D Rigid Body Work Energy Principle
3D Rigid Body Impulse Momentum Relationship
3D Rigid Body Lagrangian Formulation
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