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Energy Balance Equation

Reference from the original Physics I textbook.

Energy Balance Equation

$K E_{1} + P E_{1} + W_{a d d e d} = K E_{2} + P E_{2} + H_{L}$

$K E_{1} = Total Kinetic Energy in First State$
$P E_{1} = Total Potential Energy in First State$
$W_{a d d e d} = Work$
$K E_{2} = Total Kinetic Energy in Second State$
$P E_{2} = Total Potential Energy in Second State$
$H_{L} = Heat Loss$

Related Glossary Terms

Rotational (Angular) Kinetic Energy Equation

Index

Chapter 6 - FFR - Rotational Energy

Chapter 6 - FFR - Rotational Energy

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