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Video Discussion: AP Physics C - Center of Mass

By FizziksGuy, April 23, 2013 In AP Physics C

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Posted April 23, 2013

Name: AP Physics C - Center of Mass Category: Linear Momentum Date Added: 22 April 2013 - 09:03 PM Submitter: FizziksGuy Short Description: A brief introduction to center of mass and center of gravity for calculus-based physics students in courses such as AP Physics C. A brief introduction to center of mass and center of gravity for calculus-based physics students in courses such as AP Physics C. Table of Contents: 00:07 - Objectives 00:46 - What is Center of Mass? 01:08 - Finding C.o.M. by Inspection 01:49 - Sample Problem 1 02:04 - Calculating C.o.M. for Particles 03:00 - Sample Problem 2 03:56 - Sample Problem 2 Solution 04:06 - Sample Problem 3 05:14 - Sample Problem 4 06:33 - Sample Problem 4 Solution 06:45 - Finding C.o.M. by Integration 07:04 - C.o.M. of a Uniform Rod 10:29 - C.o.M. of a Non-Uniform Rod 13:36 - Center of Mass Relationships 17:31 - Center of Gravity 18:08 - More Information View Video

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