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Describe in mathematical terms the rectilinear motion of a particle
under constant or variable acceleration. (I)
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Use normal and tangential coordinates to mathematically describe the
curvilinear motion of a particle. (I)
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Calculate the motion of a system of particles in a dependent motion
system. (I)
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Compute the relative motion of particles in an inertial frame of
reference. (I)
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| 5.
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Apply Newton's laws of motion to describe the interaction of forces
upon particles and particle systems. (II)
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Apply the work-energy principle to describe the motion of particles
and particle systems. (II)
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Use the conservation of energy theorem to describe the motion of
particles and particle systems. (II)
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| 8.
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Evaluate the use of the impulse-momentum principle in particle
dynamics. (II)
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| 9.
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Adapt the conservation of momentum principle to impact and recoil
problems involving particles. (II)
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| 10.
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Describe the various types of motions of a rigid body in a three
dimensional space. (III)
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Apply Newton's second law to describe the motion of rigid bodies under
the action of forces and moments. (III)
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| 12.
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Use the work-energy principle to describe the motion of a rigid body
in a two dimensional space. (IV)
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| 13.
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Apply the impulse-momentum principle to describe the motion of a rigid
body in a two dimensional space. (IV)
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| 14.
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Adapt the conservation of momentum principle to describe the motion of
a rigid body in a two dimensional space. (IV)
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