Lecture

Circular Motion: Acceleration

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This lecture covers the conceptual questions related to circular motion and acceleration, including cylindrical and spherical coordinates, velocity vectors, and acceleration directions. The slides provide detailed explanations and examples to help understand the key concepts.

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