Circular Motion and Relative Velocity

Physics 50 Lectures @ SJSU by Peter Beyersdorf

Sep 10, 200801:16:37Education

We derive the centripetal acceleration of an object moving in circular motion and also discuss the concept of relative motion where an objects velocity is described in a different reference frame than that in which it is...

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