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Varun Kumar

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Define power.

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State the relationship between work and power.

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Explain the concept of mechanical advantage.

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State the work-energy principle.

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Define the concept of potential energy.

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Explain gravitational potential energy.

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Differentiate between conservative and non-conservative forces.

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State the SI unit of work.

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Provide an example of zero work.

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Define power.

State the relationship between work and power.

Explain the concept of mechanical advantage.

State the work-energy principle.

Define the concept of potential energy.

Explain gravitational potential energy.

Differentiate between conservative and non-conservative forces.

State the SI unit of work.

Provide an example of zero work.

Give an example of positive work.

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