Lecture

Rotation in Mathematics

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of rotation in mathematics, including rotation matrices, transformations, and examples of rotating vectors in different dimensions. The instructor explains how to perform rotations using mathematical formulas and provides step-by-step guidance on rotating objects in space.

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