Lecture

Instantaneous Center of Rotation

Description

This lecture covers the determination of the instantaneous center of rotation based on the speed of two known points, explaining how to find the perpendicular to it and its physical implications. It also delves into angular momentum, comparing it to an unspecified point and the transfer theorem.

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