Problems in Classic Mechanics -- looking for complex problems to work on

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This discussion focuses on complex problems in classical mechanics, specifically interrelated topics such as Kinematics, Force, Linear Momentum, Work, and Energy. Participants are encouraged to explore the Homework Help section of the forum for a plethora of problems, many of which require calculus for solutions. A specific example provided involves calculating the work done when a movable wall in a tank of water is shoved, with a link to a detailed solution. The discussion emphasizes the importance of cross-checking answers for accuracy.

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Can someone please share complex problems interrelated between Kinamatics, Force, Linear Momentum, Work and Energy along with final answers to cross-check.
 
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And you can always search this forum under the Homework Help section under Intro Physics. Some requiring calculus. You'll find them by the thousands.
 

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