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Analytic geometry / Vector calculus / Orientation / Transformation / Linear algebra / Euclidean vector / Rotation matrix / Rotation formalisms in three dimensions / Rotation / Algebra / Geometry / Mathematics
Date: 2007-07-12 14:12:05
Analytic geometry
Vector calculus
Orientation
Transformation
Linear algebra
Euclidean vector
Rotation matrix
Rotation formalisms in three dimensions
Rotation
Algebra
Geometry
Mathematics

Orientation, Rotation, Velocity, and Acceleration and the SRM

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