Problems to work alongside IIT Classical phys. lecture videos

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The discussion centers on seeking additional problem sets to complement the IIT Madras Lecture Series on Classical Mechanics available on YouTube. Users express interest in finding specific problems designed for the course or other relevant practice problems to reinforce their understanding of the theory. Additionally, there is a request for problem sets from the MIT OCW Classical Mechanics course by Walter Lewin, with a suggestion to consider purchasing an older edition of the textbook to access these resources. The conversation highlights the importance of practical exercises in mastering classical mechanics concepts.
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I have been working through the IIT Madras Lecture Series on Classical Mechanics on Youtube. They are excellent so far but I was wondering if anyone could point me towards either some problems designed for the course specifically or some other problems that work well with it. I would like to practise the theory so it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,

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In extension, is there anywhere I could find the problem sets from the MIT OCW Classical Mechanics course by Walter Lewin, as they look as though they could be good but I don't have the textbook for it. Thanks.
 

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