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Lecture
Geometric Constraints: Forces and Kinetic Energy
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This lecture covers geometric constraints in mechanics, focusing on the relationship between forces, power, work, and kinetic energy. Topics include geometric constraints, force of constraint, a ball in a ring, mathematical pendulum, work, kinetic energy, and power. The instructor, Dr. Sylvain Bréchet, explains how these concepts are applied to analyze motion and energy in mechanical systems.
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