Answer to Question #170621 in Classical Mechanics for General Bachelor Science

Question #170621

what is classical mechanics

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Classical mechanics is a type of mechanics (a branch of physics that studies the laws of change in position in its causing), based on Newton's laws and Galileo's principles of relativity.

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