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        <description>We need a coordinate system to specify the positions and motion of objects. This video explains what a coordinate system is and how to set up one for one dimensional and two dimensional cases. Relevant chapter: Motion in a straight line The music at the beginning is from https://www.lineshjose.com. Lesson download: https://utube-resources-63b002.gitlab.io/physics11/coords_system/ If you want,  you can try out the demonstrations shown in the video here: 3D coordinate system: https://utube-resources-63b002.gitlab.io/physics11/3d_coord_system Bouncing ball: https://utube-resources-63b002.gitlab.io/physics11/bouncing_ball Motion in a plane: https://utube-resources-63b002.gitlab.io/physics11/plane_motion</description>
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