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This lecture covers the differential form of the kinetic energy theorem, demonstrating the power of a force on a material point. It explains the concept of kinetic energy theorem, emphasizing its validity regardless of the nature of forces. The lecture also discusses the power of multiple forces and the conditions for total power. It delves into the concept of conservative forces and their relation to potential energy, providing examples such as gravitational forces. The presentation concludes with the importance of energy conservation and the role of potential energy in conservative forces.