Lecture

Constraints, Power, Work, and Kinetic Energy

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This lecture covers geometric constraints, mathematical pendulum, work, kinetic energy, and power. It discusses force constraints, small oscillations, and the general period of oscillation. The instructor, Dr. Sylvain Bréchet, explains the equations of motion, equilibrium conditions, and the behavior of a ball in a rotating ring.

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