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Integrals and Work Example 1

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First published at 07:39 UTC on January 10th, 2020.

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In this video I go over 2 examples on determining the amount of work or energy required in performing an action. In this video first example the force is constant, which is the force of gravity acting on a book. In the second example the force is variable and thus the amount of Work is calculated by using integrals as the summation of the area of under the force function.

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