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Advanced Physics I: Angular Momentum and Energy

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This lecture covers the concepts of angular momentum and energy in a particle system, including the definition of total momentum, speed, and acceleration. It also discusses the conditions for no slip or loss of contact in a motorcycle system, considering forces, equations of motion, and friction coefficients.

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