Lecture

Potential Energy and Conservation of Energy

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of potential energy and conservation of energy, focusing on the power of gravity, cliff jumping scenarios, and the depth of water needed for safety. The instructor discusses methods to calculate power, jump height limits, and water depth requirements.

Instructor

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