Lecture

Center of Mass and Angular Momentum in Physics

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This lecture covers the discussion of problems from series 9, the concept of center of mass of a half disk, and the calculation of angular momentum of bicycle wheels. The slides present detailed formulas and calculations related to these topics.

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