Lecture

Mechanics: Work, Power, Energy, Equilibrium

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of work, power, energy, equilibrium, and stability in mechanics. Topics include instantaneous power, work of a force, kinetic energy, kinetic energy theorem, potential energy, conservative forces, mechanical energy conservation, and examples such as mathematical pendulum and phase portrait.

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