Translational kinematics

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In classical mechanics, translational kinematics or linear kinematics is the science of describing the motion of a point particle, possibly under constraints. This is the simplest form of kinematics.

[edit] Cartesian kinematics

See also: Cartesian coordinates

[edit] Polar kinematics

See also: Polar coordinates

[edit] Relativistic kinematics

See also: Special relativity