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University of Texas at Austin Department of Physics, Austin, TX Instructor: Dr. Matthew T. Haley TA: Rex Lundgren LAs: Noor Momin Evelyn Powell Gunjan Singh PHY303K-MI, Mechanics
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5 Internal Forces, Internal Work Center of Mass
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6 Interactive Quiz How many energy terms are there between the sun and the 8 planets?
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7 Gravitational Potential Energy
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Unformatted text preview: 8 Asteroid Example Three initially stationary equidistant asteroids of mass m are equipped with large rocket boosters. How much work must be done by the rockets to separate the asteroids a great distance if they begin at a distance d apart? 9 Mass of Asteroid Example...
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