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Advanced Physics I: Kinetic Energy and Rotational Motion

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This lecture covers topics such as kinetic energy, rotational motion of solid bodies, and moments of inertia. It includes examples related to the rotation of a two-blade propeller and a bicycle wheel, as well as the calculation of the moment of force needed for a prescribed motion. The lecture also delves into the concept of the inertia tensor of a cylinder and the determination of its components in non-principal axes. Various exercises and challenges are presented to reinforce the understanding of these advanced physics concepts.

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