Lecture

Projectile Motion and Circular Motion

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of projectile motion and circular motion, including examples of a stone in circular orbit and a bicycle wheel rolling without slipping. It also explores the equations of motion for a car rotating in a vertical loop and the minimum velocity required to prevent falling.

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