Work, Energy, and Power - Basic Introduction

This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into work, energy, and power. It discusses the work-energy principle, the relationship between work, force, & displacement as well as kinetic and potential energy.

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0:13 | Work
1:28 | Energy
4:49 | Example 1
11:19 | Example 2
17:58 | Conservative forces vs non-conservative forces
19:30 | Example 3
22:43 | Power
25:00 | Example 4
28:22 | Practice problems

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0:13 Work
1:28 Energy
1:57 Kinetic Energy
2:26 Potential Energy
2:52 KE Formula
3:12 PE Formula
4:48 Example 1
8:12 Force and displacement (opposite and same direction)
9:05 Force and displacement (perpendicular direction)
9:56 Focusing on the object (referring to example 1)
10:34 Focusing on the ball (referring to example 1)
11:19 Example 2

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