Physics, asked by eluminati, 2 months ago

Derive any one equation of rotational motion under constant acceleration from
first principle?​

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Analogous to Newton's law (F = Δ( mv)/Δ t) there is a rotational counterpart for rotational motion: t = Δ L/Δ t, or torque is the rate of change of angular momentum.

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