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Teach: A.4 Rotational mechanics

It's time to develop the rotational analogues of translational mechanics: moment of inertia, angular momentum, and so on. Let's get around to it! Aims Students will be able to: Considerations There's a lot here, and it will take students time to develop a good understanding of the new concepts. Emphasizing the analogy with the translational concepts (e.g., momentum and angular momentum) is a good strategy. Students...

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