Lecture

Circular motion: Whirling stone and Formula 1 downforce

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of circular motion, focusing on a whirling stone scenario where the angular velocity is calculated after the string is cut. It also discusses Formula 1 downforce, explaining how airfoils generate significant downward force to enhance car performance.

Instructor

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