Angular Momentum: Bohr's Model and Cone Movement

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Description

This lecture covers the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom, calculating the electron's orbit radius and mechanical energy. It also discusses the constant angular momentum of a ball moving on a cone and the moment of inertia of a rotating cone. Additionally, it explores Newton's equations for a balloon filled with helium in an accelerated wagon, and the dynamics of a block sliding on an inclined plane.

Instructor

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