Lecture

Applications of Rigid Body: Rotation Examples

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Description

This lecture covers the applications of rigid body rotation, including examples such as the rotation of a wheel, energy storage in solid bodies, gyroscopic stability, and practical applications like flywheels, gyroscopes in navigation, and kinetic energy recovery systems.

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