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Angular Speed of Rotation: Solid System

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This lecture covers the concept of angular speed of rotation in a solid system, analyzing the work of internal forces during a shock, the dependence of vectors on time, and the transformation of a system into a solid. The instructor explains the system's formation with three material points, the collision dynamics, and the speed setting in weightlessness. Various problem parameters are expressed, and the vectors are analyzed in detail.

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