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Rotational kinematics
Learn what angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration mean, as well as the relationship between them.
Torque, moments, and angular momentum
Until this tutorial, we have been completely ignoring that things rotate. In this tutorial, we'll explore why they rotate and how they do it. It will leave your head spinning (no, it won't, but seemed like a fun thing to say given the subject matter).
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