This classic text provides a detailed introduction to the study of kinematics and kinetics, two critical fields in the study of mechanics. Written by the renowned physicist Edward John Gross, the book covers topics including motion, force, torque, work, and energy, and offers a clear and concise introduction to the mathematical methods used in these fields. With numerous examples and illustrations, this book is an essential resource for students of physics and mechanical engineering.

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