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Rigid Body Dynamics
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Module - 13 Solved Example-1
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Module - 14 Solved Example-2
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Module - 15 Solved Example-3
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Module - 16 Solved Example-4
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Module - 18 Solved Example-5
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Module - 19 Solved Example-6
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Module - 20 Solved Example-7
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Module - 21 Solved Example-8
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Module - 22 Solved Example-9
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Module - 23 Angular Momentum
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Module - 32 Solved Example14
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Module - 33 Solved Example15
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Module - 34 Solved Example16
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Module - 35 Solved Example17
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Module - 36 Solved Example18
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Module - 38 Solved Example19
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Module - 39 Solved Example20
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  2. Sir, in a collision, can we always conserve linear and angular momentum?
    5 years ago by Adarsh Mall

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  4. Sir, in a collision, can we always conserve linear and angular momentum?
    5 years ago by Adarsh Mall

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  6. sir how can you conserve angular momentum about about AOR of cylinder??since weight of small m is acting is acting vertically downward.
    9 years ago by Mohammad Akram
    Ans 1 ->
    There is two reason behind this 1. Passing of line of impact of mg from the point about which we conserve momentum 2. Second one is cancelling out by producing same torque by normal I guess the first reason is most suitable for your doubt.
    9 years ago by Tushar Goyal
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    hey 1)it's not passing through the point which we conserve momentum 2)if you are correct -normal reaction and weight are at same distance implies that they are equal..if they are equal then it should stay there itself i.e.it should not move but sir considered it is moving..thanks for repley
    9 years ago by Mohammad Akram
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    In case of collisions compared to impulsive forces (short duration & high magnitude) all other finite forces can be neglected...
    9 years ago by Physics Galaxy
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    torque produced by implusive forces ????
    9 years ago by Mohammad Akram

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