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Dynamics  \n3. Work, Energy, Power  \n4. Linear Momentum  \n5. Torque & Rotational Dynamics  \n UC a-g approved course 6 Energy & Momentum of Rotating Systems  \n.  \n’  \n Aligned to CollegeBoard s AP Physics 1 7 Oscillations  \n.  \ncourse description  \n8. 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