Lecture
Physics: Rotational Motion
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This lecture covers the concept of rotational motion, introducing the moment of force and torque, the center of gravity, and the center of mass for aligned bodies. It also explains the concept of couple of forces, mechanical advantage in levers, and circular motion with topics like centripetal acceleration, angular position, velocity, and acceleration. The lecture concludes with the discussion of angular momentum and torque in circular motion.
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