9 new video tutorials and 9 fully solved practice problems have been added to the Engineering Dynamics course, completing the Work & Energy chapter! They cover the basic variables and equations that you’ll need to solve Work & Energy problems. Some of the topics covered are conservative and non-conservative forces, the conservation of mechanical energy, the principle of work and energy, mechanical power, and mechanical efficiency.

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7 new video tutorials and 9 fully solved practice problems have been added to the Dynamics course, completing the kinetics section! They cover the basics with a few examples of blocks on surfaces, and several situations with kinetic (massless) pulleys ranging from simple Atwood machines, to more complicated systems involving moving pulleys and friction surfaces.

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7 new circular motion tutorials and 6 new fully solved practice problems are now up in the Engineering Dynamics course. They cover the basic units of radians, regulations, and degrees, as well as angular displacement, velocity, and acceleration. The equations of circular motion are are derived. Centripetal force and the normal / tangential components of circular motion are also discussed.

Five new video tutorials and five new solved problems are up in the Projectile Motion section of the Dynamics course! They introduce the general method for solving these types of problems, and go through a few different cases of one and two dimensional motion.