Why is it important for Civil Engineers to understand the work done by a force, the correlation between work and energy, as well as the power and efficiency of bodies that are at work? PLEASE GIVE CITATIONS, IT SHOULD HAVE PART OF AN ESSAY, THE INTRODUCTION, BODY, AND CONCLUSION.

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