Mechanical work
the amount of mechanical energy transferred to an object by a force
Mechanical energy
the energy of an object that is part of its total energy that can change by mechanical work
Magnitude
the amount of work depends on the __________ of the force
Displacement
The amount of work depends on the _____________ of the object
Nxm
1J is equal to
positive
if there is an applied force, it will do ___________ work on the object and total mechanical energy
Negative
if there is a frictional force opposing motion, it will do __________ work on the object and total mechanical energy
0
when a force exists, but an object does not move, W = ___
0
When an object is in uniform motion but does not require a force to keep it in motion, W = ___
0
When a force acting on an object is perpendicular to the direction of motion, W =___
Energy
The ability to do work
Mechanical energy
Kinetic energy + potential energy within a system = _________________
4
If Velocity doubles, what factor does kinetic energy increases by? (number)
2
Same speed, but one object has twice the mass of the other, what is the kinetic energy of the larger car compared to the smaller car? (number)
Work-kinetic energy theorem
what theorem is shown with: Fnet = ma
Potential energy
energy that is stored in an object due to its position or condition
Gravitational energy
energy stored in an object due to its distance above the surface of Earth
Gravitational
when work is done against the force of gravity it is stored as __________________ energy
Decrease
as an object is falling a height, the gravitational potential energy will _______________.
conservation of energy
what law is said that energy is neither created nor destroyed but may be transferred or converted into another form
Conservative force
force that includes gravity, magnetic, electrical, elastic, and nuclear forces
Energy changes that are reversible
Non-conservative force
force that includes friction, air resistance, drag, rocket thrust
Energy changes are not reversible or lost and converted