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explain and derive... Euler’s equations of rotational motion of a rigid body Equations of motion of...

explain and derive...

Euler’s equations of rotational motion of a rigid body

Equations of motion of spring mass systems using Lagrangian

Equations of motion of pendulum spring etc using Newtons law

Gyroscope moment of inertia and angular velocity

Angular velocity of spools spinning

Angular momentum of disks rotating

Spring- mass systems, particularly spring attached to heavy disk

Impacts and angular velocities after impact

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