Lecture

Angular momentum and rolling

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This lecture covers the concepts of angular momentum and rolling motion, focusing on a thin hollow cylinder rolling down an inclined plane without slipping. The instructor discusses the center of mass velocity and the minimum coefficient of static friction required for the cylinder to roll without slipping, presenting solutions using Newton's laws and conservation of energy.

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