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The chapter explores fundamental concepts in kinematics, forces, momentum, work, energy, and their applications in real-world contexts. It covers the mathematics of motion, including displacement, speed, and acceleration, while also introducing Newton's laws of motion and the principles of energy conservation. Additionally, it examines rotational motion and aspects of Special Relativity, highlighting how speed and gravitational effects influence physical phenomena.
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Term: Kinematics
Definition: The branch of mechanics concerning the motion of objects without factoring in the forces that cause the motion.
Term: Newton's Laws of Motion
Definition: Three laws that describe the relationship between the motion of an object and the forces acting on it.
Term: Energy Conservation
Definition: The principle stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another.
Term: Rotational Kinematics
Definition: The study of rotational motion and its equations similar to linear motion equations.
Term: Relativity
Definition: The study of the relationships between space, time, and motion in frames of reference, particularly under high velocities.