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Mini-Tests Guidelines

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Description

This lecture provides guidelines for upcoming mini-tests, emphasizing the importance of being punctual and focused during the 45-minute test sessions. The instructor encourages students to review course materials beforehand and maintain a quiet testing environment. The lecture also covers the concept of moment of inertia, explaining how to calculate it for different geometric shapes and the application of Steiner's theorem. Through practical demonstrations, the instructor illustrates the effects of gyroscopic forces and the dynamics of rotating objects on inclined planes.

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