13-1 Physics I Class 13 General Rotational Motion.

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13-1 Physics I Class 13 General Rotational Motion

13-2 Definitions

13-3 Direction of Angular Displacement and Angular Velocity Use your right hand. Curl your fingers in the direction of the rotation. Out-stretched thumb points in the direction of the angular velocity.

13-4 Angular Acceleration

13-5 Equations for Constant 

13-6 Relationships Among Linear and Angular Variables

13-7 Energy in Rotation

13-8 Rotational Inertia or Moment of Inertia

13-9 Characteristics of Rotational Inertia

13-10 Introduction to Torque

13-11 Correspondence Between Linear and Rotational Motion

13-12 Class #13 Take-Away Concepts

13-13 Class #13 Problems of the Day

13-14 Class #13 Problems of the Day

13-15 Activity #13 Introduction to Rotation