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    1) Planar rigid body motion can involve translation, rotation, or both. Translation is motion where every point of a body moves in a straight line while rotation is motion where every point moves in a circular path about a fixed axis. 2) Rotational motion of a rigid body is described using angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration which are analogous to linear displacement, linear velocity, and linear acceleration. The moment of inertia determines how resistant an object is to changes in its rotational motion. 3) A planar rigid body can undergo general plane motion involving both translation and rotation simultaneously as when a wheel rolls along the ground.

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    1) Planar rigid body motion can involve translation, rotation, or both. Translation is motion where every point of a body moves in a straight line while rotation is motion where every point moves in a circular path about a fixed axis. 2) Rotational motion of a rigid body is described using angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration which are analogous to linear displacement, linear velocity, and linear acceleration. The moment of inertia determines how resistant an object is to changes in its rotational motion. 3) A planar rigid body can undergo general plane motion involving both translation and rotation simultaneously as when a wheel rolls along the ground.

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    Lecture 1

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    MOHD FIRDAUS BIN HASSAN
    1) Planar rigid body motion can involve translation, rotation, or both. Translation is motion where every point of a body moves in a straight line while rotation is motion where every point moves in a circular path about a fixed axis. 2) Rotational motion of a rigid body is described using angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration which are analogous to linear displacement, linear velocity, and linear acceleration. The moment of inertia determines how resistant an object is to changes in its rotational motion. 3) A planar rigid body can undergo general plane motion involving both translation and rotation simultaneously as when a wheel rolls along the ground.

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