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Describing Motion The Physical World Durrant Alan V Lambourne

SKU: BELL-10503042

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Publisher: CRC Press LLC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 51.34 MB

Pages: 161

Author: Durrant, Alan V.; Lambourne, Robert J

ISBN: 9780429187773, 9780429529894, 9780429544590, 9780750307154, 9781482268805, 0429187777, 0429529899, 0429544596, 0750307153

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Describing Motion The Physical World Durrant Alan V Lambourne by Durrant, Alan V.; Lambourne, Robert J 9780429187773, 9780429529894, 9780429544590, 9780750307154, 9781482268805, 0429187777, 0429529899, 0429544596, 0750307153 instant download after payment.

Describing Motion: The Physical World provides the quantitative description of a variety of physically important motions. Starting with simple examples of motion along a line, the book introduces key concepts, such as position, velocity, and acceleration, using the fundamental rules of differential calculus. Topics include the free-fall motion of m
Abstract: Describing Motion: The Physical World provides the quantitative description of a variety of physically important motions. Starting with simple examples of motion along a line, the book introduces key concepts, such as position, velocity, and acceleration, using the fundamental rules of differential calculus. Topics include the free-fall motion of m