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The Theory of Telephone Demand, and spring forces. With these preliminaries aside, energy conservation is discussed and a second form of the work-energy theorem is established. Numerous examples are presented that show how to prove and exploit energy conservation if it occurs in a problem featuring the dynamics of a particle.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01206-9 the linear and angular momenta of rigid bodies and the inertias that are used to relate the angular momentum of a rigid body relative to its center of mass and the angular velocity vector of the rigid body.

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Kinetics of a Rigid Bodyr fixed material points, rolling rigid bodies and sliding rigid bodies, and an imbalanced rotor problem. These applications are far from exhaustive, but we believe they are the chief representatives of problems in an undergraduate engineering dynamics course.

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Particles and Space Curveset-Frenet basis vectors. This is followed by the derivation of an elegant set of relations describing the rate of change of the unit tangent, unit principal normal, and unit binormal vectors. Several examples of space curves are then discussed. We end the chapter with several applications to the mec