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Force / Fictitious forces / Introductory physics / Rotating reference frame / Coriolis effect / Centrifugal force / Equations of motion / Angular velocity / Mechanics of planar particle motion / Physics / Classical mechanics / Rotation
Date: 2001-11-15 10:14:29
Force
Fictitious forces
Introductory physics
Rotating reference frame
Coriolis effect
Centrifugal force
Equations of motion
Angular velocity
Mechanics of planar particle motion
Physics
Classical mechanics
Rotation

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