Lecture

Kinetic Energy Variations in Projection

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This lecture covers the analysis of kinetic energy variations in a projection scenario, considering initial and final situations, external forces, internal forces, collisions, and energy transfer. It also discusses the concepts of exo-energetic and inelastic shocks.

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