Generalized Coordinates & Equations of Motion | Classical Mechanics

When we consider a system of objects in classical mechanics, we can describe those objects with many different coordinate systems. Sometimes cartesian coordinates are most useful, some other times we might choose cylindrical coordinates. But there is also a way to view this system independently of the choice of coordinates. In this video, let's talk about generalized coordinates.

00:00 Introduction
00:22 Degrees of Freedom
01:30 Generalized Coordinates (Example)
02:18 Equations of Motion

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[anukalpabhaumik]

Very efficiently cleared the basics thank you!

[rahulpratappatel]

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[ryo]

how many degrees of freedom does this example have

[natureworld]

They are too shallow . can we get the whole thing ?

[the_rude_boy_]

You have not explained generalized velocity