Lecture

Mechanics: Moments and Rotations

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Description

This lecture covers the calculation of total forces moments, the formal expression of kinetic moments, and the moment of inertia of thin disks. It also explains the concept of rigid bodies, their kinematics, and the determination of the center of mass in different coordinate systems.

Instructor

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