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| The rate at which work gets done |
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| A force acting to move an object over a distance |
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Unit for measuring work that is equal to 1 N/m
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| Energy sources that cannot be used over again. Once they are used, they are gone. |
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| Energy sources that can be used over and over again. |
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| Units used to measure power that are equal to 1 J/sec |
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| Energy that is produced by the wind and is used to power wind turbines. |
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| A machine having a propeller that is connected to a generator that produces electricity |
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| A tool used on Inventor to "glue" two surfaces together |
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| A tool used on Inventor to evenly line up surfaces or edges |
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| A document used by engineers to outline a design plan before beginning a project |
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| A system of nine steps that are followed to make sure that design is created according to all of the design constraints |
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| A ratio used when sketching to show something large in a smaller way or to show something small in a larger way. |
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| Two measurements needed in order to calculate work |
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| Two measurements needed to calculate power |
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