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  • Instantaneous power is dot product of force and velocity
    • power
    • force
    • velocity
    • law
  • Instantaneous power is force times speed
    • power
    • force
    • speed
    • angle_between_vectors
    • law
  • Mechanical energy is kinetic and potential energy
    • mechanical_energy
    • kinetic_energy
    • potential_energy
    • law
  • Mechanical work is line integral of force
    • work
    • position_vector
    • force
    • curve
    • initial_parameter
    • final_parameter
    • law
  • Power is energy derivative
    • time
    • power
    • energy
    • law
  • Total work is change in kinetic energy
    • work
    • kinetic_energy
    • time_before
    • time_after
    • law
  • Work is integral of force over distance
    • work
    • position
    • force
    • position_before
    • position_after
    • law

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