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<H1><CENTER>Lecture 11</CENTER></H1>
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<LI><A HREF="fslide1.html">Free-Body Diagrams</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide2.html">Outline</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide3.html">Reference Frames</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide4.html">Newton’s 2nd Law</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide5.html">Meaning of 2nd Law</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide6.html">Example</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide7.html">Different Inertial Frames</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide8.html">Newton’s Third Law</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide9.html">Non-inertial Frames</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide10.html">Free-Body Diagrams</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide11.html">Examples</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide12.html">A sled on a Hill</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide13.html">Examples</A>
<BR><LI><A HREF="fslide14.html">Finding the Motion</A>
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