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  1. The analogy between the quantities used to describe rotational motion and the quantities use to describe linear motion.
  2. How to calculate torque given information about force and lever arm.
  3. How torque causes an object to rotate.
  4. How to use the principle of conservation of angular momentum to predict how the rotational motion of objects will change.
  5. How to calculate rotational kinetic energy.





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