What is kinematics and dynamics?
How can you explain this briefly and simply to someone who knows nothing about it?
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kinematics is concerned with movement. The physical variables are mainly used in location, speed, acceleration and time. I.e. questions could be: “How far does an object come when it has been accelerated for a certain time with a certain acceleration?” or “How fast does something have to be to arrive in a place at a certain time?”
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Kinematics and dynamics are two branches of classical mechanics that deal with the movement of objects. Kinematics is the study of movement without taking into account the forces that cause movement, while dynamics is the study of movement and forces that cause it. The kinematics deals with the position, speed and acceleration of objects, while the dynamics deal with the forces and torques that cause the movement.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamik_(Physics)
with beautiful graphic representation of the term hierarchy.