Lecture

Functions: Parametric, Integrals, Multi-variable

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This lecture covers parametric functions, integrals, and multi-variable functions, including examples like Linear Hooke's law and the origin of plasticity in metals. It also introduces the concept of work needed to break a bond and discusses the difference between exact and inexact differentials.

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