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| In this chapter, we will introduce a new concept--energy--that is one of the most important unifying concepts in all physical science. It's importance stems from the principle of conservation of energy. | |||||||||||||
Chapters
1-6 Summary |
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How can we harness the vast store of energy in the wide-open space between the Stars and Galaxies? | ||||||||||||
| Mass?
Energy? Brian Greene, The Fabric of the Universe |
A Nobel Prize
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| Work (Joules) = Force (N) x Distance (m) | |||||||||||||
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| Work = The component of the Force in the direction of the displacement | |||||||||||||
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What if there are more forces acting on the sled? | ||||||||||||
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Mars Explorer |
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| Conservation of Energy I, II | |||||||||||||
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Using
Energy Methods instead of the motion equations |
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