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Introduction: The Science of Machines and More 7
Getting from Here to There: Describing Motion with Words, Pictures, and Equations 12
Speeding Up and Slowing Down: The Relationship between Speed and Acceleration 28
Motion in a Three-Dimensional World: Using Vectors to Describe Kinematics 46
Accelerated Motions 68
Forces: What They Are and What They Do 82
Forces and Accelerations 105
Notes 121
Glossary 123
Bibliography 125
Further Reading 126
Picture Credits 127
Index 128
About the Author 134
About the Editor 134
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Mary Hasty
reviewed Forces and Motion on May 19, 2010
Forces and Motion
Totally unreadable -- even if you are an expert on the contents by profession, you will find the methods archaic and the notation obfuscatory -- but five stars for being full of genius. The brief section from Einstein is more accessible, as are Hawking's commentaries, but Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, and Newton are very difficult indeed. It is, however, pretty neat to see what these important original works looked like.
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