Lecture

Angular Momentum Conservation in Collisions

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Description

This lecture discusses the conservation of angular momentum in collisions, using examples of a ring-particle system and two rotating drums with sand. It covers the calculation of angular velocities and moments of inertia before and after collisions.

Instructor

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