Forces and Energy

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What is Force?

The push or pull that causes an object to change it’s speed or direction of motion

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What is Weight?

Just one example of a force; in this case, the force is due to gravity

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What is a unit of a force?

It is called a newton, which is the force required to impart an acceleration of one meter per second squared to a mass of one kilogram

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What is work?

An object when there is an applied force that is along the same line of movement

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What is the Formula for work?

W=FD(Work=Force x Displacement)

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What is a unit of work called?

A newton meter or joule

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What does performing work do?

Use up energy, also measured in joules, which is equal to the amount of work performed

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Why do we have to consume food regularly?

Because we are constantly using up energy: when we move, when our heart pumps blood, when our lungs inhale and exhale, when we generate warmth to maintain our body temperature, and so on

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The nutritional information on food packages sometimes lists:

The food energy per serving in kilojoules in addition to the traditional British unit of kilocalories(usually referred to, confusingly, as “calories” in everyday speech)

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What is power the rate of?

At which work is performed, or energy is converted

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What is work defined as?

The amount of work done or energy converted per unit of time

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What is one formula for power?

P=W/T(Power=Work/Time)

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What is another formula for power?

Power=Force x Distance/Time (P=FD/T)

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What is the main unit of power?

Watt

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What is one watt defined as?

One joule per second