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Equations WorkEnergy

ConservationOf

EnergyPower

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Force is equal to…?

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Mass x Acceleration

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Work is equal to…?

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Force x Displacement

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½ mv2= ?

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Kinetic Energy

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Gravitational P.E. = ?

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Mass x Gravity x Height

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How much work is done on a vacuum cleaner pulled 3.0m by a

force of 50.0 N at an angle of 30.0 degree angle above the

horizontal?

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W=50 x 3 x (cos 30.0o)=130 J

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What is the SI units of work?

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N/m or Joules (J)

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If there is no movement then…

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…no work is done!

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Work is a scalar quantity, therefore it can be…

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Positive (+) or negative (-)

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Work is done only when components of force are…

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Parallel to a displacement

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If 2.0 J of work is done in raising a .180 kg apple, how far is it

lifted?

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W=fd, so W/f=d2.0 J/ 1.80 N= 1.11 m

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Kinetic Energy is associated with an object…

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…in motion.

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Potential Energy is associated with an object…

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…at rest.

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The net work of an object is equal to the difference in what?

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Kinetic Energy

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When an external force compresses or stretches a spring, what type of energy is stored in

the spring?

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Elastic Potential Energy

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If a 4.00 kg object is traveling at 3 m/s, what is it’s K.E.?

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K.E.=1/2 (4)(3)2

=16

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State the Conservation of Energy.

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Energy can not be created or destroyed, it can just change

forms.

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When something is conserved, it is said that the object remains…

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…constant.

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Mechanical Energy of an object is equal to the sum of…

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K.E. and all forms of P.E.

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In the absence of _____, the total M.E. remains the same at any

point.

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What is friction?

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If the initial M.E. is equal to 1000 J, what is final M.E. equal to…(in the absence of friction)

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1000 J

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Power is measured in what units?

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Watts or J/s

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1 Hp is equal to _____ Watts.

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What is 746

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Power is determined by…

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Work done over time

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Power tells us ‘how _____ work is done.’

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What is fast

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How much power is produced by a machine that produces 1000 J

over a 6 second interval?

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166.67 Watts