Lecture

Constraints, Power, Work, and Kinetic Energy

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Description

This lecture covers geometric constraints, power, work, and kinetic energy, including topics such as force constraints, mathematical pendulum, work, kinetic energy, and the kinetic energy theorem. The instructor discusses the concepts with examples and equations, emphasizing the relationship between geometric constraints and the laws of motion.

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