For a quasistatic process, this quantity equals change in free energy by the Jarzynski (“jar-ZIN-skee”) equality. For a non-rigid body, the internal and external forms of the virtual type of this quantity are equal. The exergy (10[1])is the maximum amount of this quantity obtainable as a system moves to equilibrium. This quantity only depends on the distance between two endpoints of a path in a (10[2])conservative force field. Per a namesake theorem, the change in kinetic energy equals this quantity. Dividing this quantity by time gives power. This (-5[1])quantity equals (0[1])the dot product (-5[1])of force and distance. For 10 points, name this quantity, the amount of energy transferred to an object by a force. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])