Lecture

Advanced Physics I: Moment of Inertia and Gravitation

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This lecture covers advanced physics topics such as moment of inertia, gravitation, oscillations, and mathematical concepts. Exercises include analyzing the energy and motion of objects in various scenarios, such as a table with a hole and a mass on a spring.

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