quiz eight - physics 1200

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when energy is tranferred between objects:

work is being done

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law of conservation of energy

total energy is never increased or decreased in any process - it can be transformed into another form of energy or transferred between objects

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if there is a non-conservative force:

the mechanical energy will not be conserved

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most common type of non-conservative force

friction

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friction and mechanical energy

mechanical energy decreases when friction does work on a system

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work done by friction

-F(friction)(d)

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dissipative force

force that causes mechanical energy to decrease - the lost mechanical energy is converted to thermal or internal energy

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absolute value of the work done by friction equals

change in internal energy

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power

rate at which work is done or the rate at which energy is transformed

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SI unit for power

J/s = Watt

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1 horsepower

746 Watt

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efficiency

rate of useful power output to power input; some energy is always lost in any real machine; e will always be less than 1

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momentum

mass times velocity

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SI unit for momentum

Kg times m/s

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internal forces

forces that act between objects in a system

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external forces

forces that act on objects in a system by objects outside of a system

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law of conservation of momentum

total momentum in an isolated system (where there is no external force acting on objects in a system) - remain constant

  • total momentum before collision equals total momentum after collision

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collision

interaction between objects occuring over a very short time interval and involving internal forces that are much larger than any external forces on a system

  • momentum is conserved

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elastic collision

momentum and kinetic energy are both conserved

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important for elastic collision

Va-Vb = -(V’a - V’b)

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inelastic collision

momentum is conserved, but kinetic energy is not conserved

  • kinetic energy converted to thermal energy, sound energy, and potential energy (if the material is permanently deformed)

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completely inelastic collision

momentum is conserved, kinetic energy is not conserved AND THE OBJECTS STICK TOGETHER