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work done?
the product of the force and the distance moved in the direction of the force
the unit of work is the juole, a scalar
a joule?
the work done when a force of one newton moves its point of application one metre in the direction of the force
when is work positive?
If the distance is moved in the same direction as the force we say that work was done by the force
when is work negative?
if the distance moved is in the opposite direction to the force we say that work was done on the force
work is done against gravitational force when..
a body is lifted if the displacement is not in the direction of the force then find the magnitude of the force in the direction of motion
work done = Fcos* x distance moved
how do you find work done by expanding gas?
pressure=force/area
force exerted=p x a
work done = p x a x d
but a x d is the volume by which the gas has expanded. Therefore work done by expanding gas = pv
work done by contracting gas = pv
energy?
the ability to do work, scalar measured in juoles
law of conservation of energy?
energy is never created or destroyed, it is changed from one form to another
when work is done energy is changed from one form to another
work done = amount of energy transformed
potential energy?
the ability of an object to do work due to its position or shape
gravitational potential energy?
an objects ability to do work due to its position in a gravitational field
it is the energy an object has because of its height above the surface. It is work done against gravity in lifting it to that height
the amount of work the body can do if it moves back to the surface
when objects move further apart..
GPE increases
GPE depends on?
mass of the body
height above the surface
gravitational field strength
deriving the formula? GPE
consider a body with mass m
the weight of the body = mg
g = gravitational field strength
the work done to lift the body to height h, against gravitational force
force x distance
mg x h = mgh
the increase in GPE =..
mgh
if the GPE is 0 at the surface then at the height h above the surface it is mgh
the GPE does not depend on the path taken to reach the height but only height reached
kinetic energy?
the energy an object has because it is moving
depends on its mass and the speed at which it is moving
deriving KE formula?
consider a body of mass m at rest
a force, F is exerted on the body giving it an acceleration a, over a distance s
the work done on the body is F x s
but F = ma
so work done = mas
using the equation of motion
v^2 = u^2 + 2as
as = v^2 / 2
but work done = mas = mv^2/2
energy gained = 1/2 mv^2
if the body has an initial velocity of u..
then the change in kinetic energy is 1/2m(v^2 - u^2)
in a system when the only force acting is related to potential energy...
then KE + PE is constant
when a body is falling towards the Earth...
it is losing GPE and gaining KE
if the only force acting is the gravitational force then we have loss in GPE = loss in KE
when theres friction/air resistance..
the formula decrease in energy = increase in energy does not work
decrease in energy = increase in energy + work done
the work done is often against friction
if there is an external force acting then the general equation is work done by force = gain in kinetic energy + gain in potential energy + work done against friction
power?
the rate of doing work or rate of supplying energy
power = work/time
scalar measured in watts
watt?
one watt is the magnitude of the power when one juole of work is done in one second
power =
force x velocity
efficiency?
whenever energy changes take place or work is done some of the energy is changed into unusable or unwanted energy
efficiency is how much of the energy produced is available for use
efficiency =
useful work/energy/power out
divided by
total work/energy/power in