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System Boundaries
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Mr. Anderson explains system boundaries in physics using examples like a pool game and a money exchange analogy. He emphasizes the importance of defining system boundaries to simplify problem-solving. The video also includes a physics problem involving apples to illustrate momentum transfer and the role of friction and air resistance.
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